List of Tennis Grips?

Question

And what does each one do?

Answer 1

Continental- strange grip that no one uses, a flat grip and is really strange when putting topspin on the ball.

Eastern-another flat grip that is easier to apply topspin too.

Semi-Western-grip right in the middle spin and flat.

Western-My personal favorite, can hit a lot of spin or somewhat flat.

Extreme Western-Grip that provides a lot of spin(clay court players use this or western)

Hawiian--Insane grip which hurts you and creates a whole crapload of spin.

Answer 2

Eastern- Provides versatile power and spin.

Continental- Gives a huge range of where to hit the ball.

Semi-Western- Provides power.

Western- Provides spin at the risk of power.

Hawaiian- Generates so much spin that tons of power is needed to allow the ball to get over the net before it dives to the ground.

Answer 3

The Eastern grip will hit a "flatter" forehand with less spin[specify] on it than the Continental.

western grip (and its extreme variations), are some of the most radical grips used on the tour, mostly by clay-courters, and are used to create massive amounts of topspin.

continental grip is used for any shot, although it is mostly used now for the serve and volley.

semi-western grip. It gives a nice mix of spin and pace on the forehand, and offers ease to transition to the backhand grip.

thats all i got but i am not sure if its right