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.
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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 spin. |
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Pre-stretching string before installation will generally reduce the amount of tension loss, after stringing. |
