Re-stringing Service |
I, Martijn Schenning, have been playing tennis since 1992
and have been re-stringing rackets since 1995. I offer a friendly and highly individual
stringing service and provide sound advice on the best string types and tensions to
complement your style of play. My re-stringing prices are highly competitive compared to
most sports shops. In addition, it is possible to get your
badminton raquet re-strung with the SP Nano-70 string, a
allround thin badminton raquet string.
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Telephone: 01382552852
Email:
MartijnSchenning@hotmail.com
Address: 15A Cowgate, Tayport |
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Why have your racket re-strung?
As a general rule you should re-string your racket
as many times per year as you play per week. This will ensure a minimum standard of string
performance. Typically, strings will "bag out" and lose most of their life after 30-40 playing
hours (if they don't break first). This is a gradual process, so many players don't notice
until they have their racket re-strung.
But what if you haven't used your racket?
It is generally thought that after 6 months of inactivity
your racket is in need of a re-string as the tension loss is such that the playing characteristics have changed.
What tension should you string your racket?
A lower string tension will produce more power at the expense of control.
This lower tension is also better for your arm as there will be less vibration from the frame. Higher
tension means a tighter stringbed which will give more control but less power. Furthermore, thinner strings have more grip on the
tennisball and will produce more spin. |
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