Precise spatiotemporal repeating patterns in monkey primary and supplementary motor areas occur at c

A racket having a primary frame and a secondary frame, the latter being disposed within and being secured to the primary frame. The secondary frame contains the string surface of the racket and is adapted to distribute forces in such a way that the "sweet spot" of the racket is much larger than in a conventional racket of the same size. Use of a secondary frame permits manufacturing economies not permitted by the more conventional design.