Tennis racket string tension issues, how many pounds are amateur tennis rackets

I'm coming, the key is that you have to believe me. Let's talk about the racket 50-60 first, which means that you can only wear 60 or below 60, wearing high will deform the racket, and low will only have a certain impact on your play, but the racket is no problem... If you used to play 55 pounds with a hard wire, now you can feel a noticeable increase in stickiness when you wear 55 pounds with a soft wire.

Because the soft line is originally more ball-eating, playing is control, there is a feel, you see that most professional players play the soft line. Pulling, rotating, or something, is more obvious. The hard line is durable, not easy to lose pounds, in fact, the hard line is very untouchable, I personally think that the hard line is more suitable for teaching people, durable.

It is best to wear a soft line to wear 55 pounds, generally do not wear it below 50 pounds, otherwise it will be easy to lose the pound, then it will lead to a deformation of every ball... The soft line is easy to lose weight, so it is normal for you to adjust it by hand often, and you see that those famous players are playing a few balls to pull the string, which is a must. It is easy to experience the feeling of the ball when playing tennis with a soft line, and the effect of pulling the ball is also better.

Don't wear the thread low. It's easy to lose pounds, and the cord recommends that you wear 55 to 60 pounds.

Hard: Precise control of the landing point, richer rotation effect, relying on active force;

Soft: The power assist effect of the force is more obvious, the rotation is less, and the landing point control is blurred;

The hardness and softness are directly related to the size of the shooting surface, the texture of the line, the density of the line bed, and the way of wearing and pulling, so it should be relative. The number of pounds is only a reference value.

You can look up my past analysis.

A lot of questions: the pound is very low, it depends on what it means. Generally speaking, the tension is low and the elasticity is good, and the power is great, but the ball control is not good. On the contrary, it is good to control the ball with high tension, but the elasticity is low and the power is small. So find yourself a right pound.

Racket write 50-60That's it.

It is easy to line up with more topspin, but it doesn't matter if you line up, and it is also a pleasure to buckle the line between plays.

The soft line is also more elastic, and the hard line is better at ball control. It is recommended to wear letter lines, that is, horizontal lines through soft lines, and vertical lines through hard lines. At present, it is popular to be like this, and it is indeed so easy to fight.

The tension of a tennis racket string for a professional player is:

1. Federer.

Generally up to 47 48 pounds, the beat has a lot of power, because he is better at borrowing force, the lead action is small, and the rhythm is fast.

2. Nadal.

At 55 pounds almost all year round, he has to play on his own, and he has to borrow a little bit of force to pull the topspin.

3. Roddick is nearly 70 pounds, and he is an active player, and he has the explosiveness of his forearms.

It's very strong, so I don't rely on the beat to exert power.

4. Novak Djokovic.

It's 63 pounds, and he's got a lot of amplitude and can make a lot of spins.

5. Murray. It's about 60 pounds, and it can be used both to borrow force and to take the initiative.

6. Most of the other top players are also selected between 55 and 65 pounds, which will be decided according to each person's playing style.

Additional notes: 1. Among the tennis rackets, tennis strings and stringing tensions, the stringing tension is the last issue to consider. The weight worn is directly proportional to the control and inversely proportional to the power of the shot.

The lower the tension, the better the elasticity, the greater the strength, the greater the power, and the more suitable for baseline offense; The higher the tension, the better the control of the ball, which is suitable for players with a front-of-the-net style of play.

2. Usually on the inside of the throat of the racket, the racket is marked with a recommended stringing tension range, and tennis enthusiasts should choose the tension of stringing in this range. The recommended stringing tension for most rackets is between 55 and 65 or 50 and 60. Beginners should use a lower tension racket and improve ball control by using a large racket.

3. At the same time, it is also necessary to consider the strength of the user. Generally speaking, the higher the strength, the appropriate increase in the tension, while the lack of strength requires a lower stringing tension to gain additional strength from the bed of thread.

4. If you can't grasp the right tension for your stringing, you can refer to the stringer's advice for the first time, and then adjust it according to this use. From the experience of our stringers, the following stringing tensions are more recommended:

5. It should be noted that the above recommendations are standard threading tensions. Usually most of the customers we come into contact with go to the store to wear a lot less than the standard, in fact, the real 55 pounds is quite high, and many friends often claim that 60 pounds may not even reach the standard 55 pounds. To make the stringing tension standard, the store's stringing machine needs to make instrument calibration every week or half a month.

That's what Tammore Tennis does, so most of our clients get our stringing rackets and wonder why the 55 pounds we're wearing are so hard.

6. The racket will lose about 10% of its pulling force within 24 hours after threading. Subsequently, the racket's tension is further lost. Generally speaking, when the pull of the racket loses 30%, it is necessary to restring.