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Did you
know???.....
Racquet strings begin to
lose tension 24hrs after being strung. The amount of loss is dependent on
the strings used.

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When it comes to restringing, the basic rule of thumb
still applies: A player should restring as many times each year as he or
she plays each week. Better yet, check the string tension regularly
and restring each time the racquet loses 20 to 30 percent
of its freshly strung value. If not, it can
severely effect your game.
We track this
for you and maintain a record to track performance......free of charge.
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A few other general guidelines that
you should be aware of include:
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Lower string tensions generate more power.
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Higher string tensions produce more ball
control. |
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Fewer strings will generally produce more
power. |
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Thinner string generally produces more power.
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A longer string will generally produce more
power. |
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Thinner strings generally produce more spin.
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A more open string-bed tends to generate more
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Pre-stretching string before installation will
generally reduce the amount of tension loss, after stringing.
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Sudden
changes in temperature can devastate your string tension. Keep your racquets out of
direct sunlight when sitting in the bag on court. You can destroy your
strings if you put them in the trunk of a car in hot or cold weather.
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Keep an eye on the racquet
grommets (the plastic piece that the string goes through in the racquet), as they
can cause string breakage if they are broken or dried out. Look for cracks or
chips in the grommets.
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Racquet grip is a major
cause in tennis elbow. Make sure that you have the correct racquet and
grip size for you and your game. We can help in getting the best racquet
for you.
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Do you have the right string
for your racquet type and playing style??? With over 300+ different string
types on the market, this can be a daunting question. We as a USRSA
MRT certified stringers can help you find the best strings for your racquet and
playing style.
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If you have
any questions or concerns regarding your racquets, please contact us, we would be
glad to help in your racquet needs.
TennezCPS (Custom Personal Service)
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