Hi VS

Welcome to my forum.

A racquet can make a difference for an intermediate player and sometimes by a huge amount. You're at the stage whereby you begin to understand what you like and don't like in a racquet to suit your standard of play. For some it's grip size, stiffness of shaft, weight of racquet, string tension.

Overall, we are all different in our tastes and therefore there isn't a one size fits all answer.

You can test as many racquets as you like and then you'll understand your preferences. These change as you progress as a player, although generally it's easier to understand your new preferences.

Whatever your standard, buy the best racquet for your budget. Then practice like mad.

I'm looking forward to receiving your questions and videos as you progress through my Online Coaching Program. I'll be particularly interested to see where you need help.

To your success.

Paul

Vinoth

Both these racquets are good. I don't know much about Forza racquets so I'm not sure whether you'll be buying a better racquet or not.

At the end of the day, the pro players can play with any racquet because they have worked so hard on their technique. It may be worth focussing your attention on improving your technique first and saving for another racquet where you will get even more benefit due to your improved performance.

Paul