what is swingweight?

How does a racket’s swing weight affect the performance?

Tennis racket swing weight refers to the measure of how a racket feels while being swung through the air. It takes into account the weight of the racket and the distribution of that weight throughout the racket head. A racket with a higher swing weight feels heavier to swing than one with a lower swing weight.
 
The swing weight of a tennis racket plays an important role in how the racket performs on the court. A higher swing weight can provide more power and stability, making it easier to generate pace on the ball and control shots. However, it can also feel more cumbersome and require more effort to swing quickly.
 
On the other hand, a lower swing weight racket is easier and faster to swing through the air which may help with maneuverability and generating topspin. However, a lower swing weight may require more precision and timing on shots.
 
Swing weights can vary significantly between different tennis rackets, and players should choose a racket with a swing weight that suits their playstyle and preferences. Beginners may prefer a lighter swing weight while advanced players may prefer a higher swing weight for added control and power.