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What is swing weight, and why should you care?

Squash racket swing weight refers to the distribution of weight within the racket head. Specifically, it measures the resistance a racket offers as you swing it through the air. The swing weight is determined by the overall weight of the racket and the position of the balance point.
 
A higher swing weight means that the racket will be harder to swing through the air and will require more power to generate racket head speed. On the other hand, a lower swing weight means that the racket will be easier to swing and will require less power to generate racket head speed.
 
The swing weight of a squash racket can have a significant impact on your game. Players who prefer a faster, more maneuverable racket often choose a lower swing weight, while those who prioritize stability and power may opt for a higher swing weight. It's important to experiment with different swing weights to find the one that best suits your style of play.

 

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