Baseliners prefer to hang out back behind the baseline. They play a more defensive style of tennis often retrieving balls and absorbing the power of their opponent. In order for this style to be successful, they often use a large amount of topspin so they can create a heavy deep ball from behind the baseline.

This player has long, fast strokes and is always looking for the opportunity to move in and be aggressive. They will punish any short balls with hard-hit winners. They are not afraid to move in to the net and volley to end the point. This player is always looking to be offensive and end the point with a winner.

These players are very advanced players with impeccable timing and fully developed strokes. They can generate all of their own power and instead are looking for a frame that can give them pinpoint precision.

This playing style is common among beginner and intermediate players. These players are looking for a versatile frame that can provide them with power, control, and playability from all over the court. Typically this player’s game is not focused on any specific tactic, instead choosing to employ whatever tactic fits the situation.