When the tennis racket is pulled by hand, the tension is different from that drawn by the computer?

Generally speaking, a hand-drawn cord will be 5-7 pounds lower than a computer-drawn cable, and that's just a numerical difference.

In the hands of junior stringers, it is definitely better to pull the string by computer. The computer pulls more accurately and stably, and there are fewer unstable factors. The American fortun machine will have an automatic adjustment of +10% pull force when threading the edge, which is a very good adjustment for the tension.

The manual stringing machine is different in the hands of top stringers, who have solid and steady wearing skills, as well as their own unique understanding of the tension, and there will be adjustments to his personality when stringing. However, this difference can only be seen in the hands of top players.

The most reasonable way is to change the string often--- as long as you have the money.

If you're a beginner tennis enthusiast, using a computer to pull the string is more accurate and durable. If you are confident in your tennis skills and pursue your own feel when hitting the ball, then you can choose to draw the string by hand, and it is best to explain the tension you are used to with the stringer, and some experienced stringers will definitely be more comfortable to pull out than the computer to pull out the string.

67 pounds + 2, the maximum manual can pull 66 pounds, the computer can pull 68-69 pounds, and then your arms can't stand it.

Use the computer to pull it, fast and safe.

Your friend is right, the computer is more important, there is generally a 4,5 pound gap, now it should generally be a computer wire machine. The number of pounds on the racket is generally high, for example, if the range of the string is 55-65lbs, the first time you pull a 53, the racket is first loose and then tight, and the racket that pulls a very high pound at the beginning is easy to deform.

You may be referring to the specially made tennis strings used by professional athletes.

Either this sentence is literally translated by the translator, which means that the athlete formulates the string threader to thread the string according to his own required parameters.

The most expensive tennis racket is the string, which is the string of the net that makes up the racket.

Wrong. The weight of the manual wire drawing machine is not accurate, because it is not like the computer machine with tension compensation function, when the weight reaches a certain level, it will produce errors due to the ductility of the line.

As for losing pounds, this is a very common phenomenon. In the case of the same wire pulling technique, the higher the tension pulled, the more pounds will be lost.

This is not the case with the implementation.

Let me tell you how to pull two pounds (take 23 pounds as an example).

The electronic pull scale pulls 23 pounds horizontally, and the vertical line pulls 21 pounds, which is two pounds less, which is standard, while the manual one pulls all the pounds directly 23 pounds on a scale. Therefore, hand-pulling the pound has to reduce the number of pounds slightly to balance out the horizontal and vertical differences, which means that it may only be a little more than 22 pounds, less than 23

In fact, it is the same, any cable will lose pounds, but the computer will be slower to pull the cable.

1. All of them I play in Japan. This happens all the time.

When training, if you have enough time to deal with it, you can do it yourself. Use scissors to start with a horizontal line in the middle of the racket, to cut a horizontal line and cut a vertical line. From the middle, they are cut upward, left, downward, and right in turn. It's best to cut them one by one.

When it comes to racing, time is running out. You can change to another racket first. Cut it yourself when you're done. A short period of time will not have a big impact on the racket. The method is the same. Or send it to a stringer for repairs.

It turns out that when playing in China, ordinary people in small shops who are not professional will cut several threads together very roughly. Although I started in the middle, I didn't think I was strict enough to treat the customer's racket as a treasure. Please be careful at this time.

In the case you mentioned, after the string is broken, the racket will definitely not be able to be used anymore, and it will be handed over to the stringer for restringing. There is only one contingency: use your spare racket or someone else's.

The tennis racket strings are all worn by professional stringers with professional machines, and they all have a certain number of pounds, and the line with the added tension has been fixed, and once the racket string is worn, it can only be used once.

The thread should be cut as soon as possible, the tension of the thread is very large, once the thread is broken somewhere, the tension balance will be broken, and the frame is easy to deform.

You can't learn from the pros, they just change the racket when the string is broken, because they don't care about the racket at all, their racket is provided by the sponsor. And what you can't see is that the racket with a broken string is actually someone to help them deal with it after a while.

Immediately cut the thread with scissors or nail clippers, which is how I do, note that when you cut it, you cut it horizontally and vertically

Because although the line is broken, there is still a tension, which has an impact on the life of the frame.

The number of pounds has a lot to do with personal physical condition, as well as technique.

First of all, the elasticity of the network cable should be moderate, and secondly, there should not be too much undulation when viewed from the side. The string on the tennis racket I use is quite tight, and it feels good to play, so I recommend that you go to a sporting goods store that sells tennis rackets and ask the owner to tighten the wire for you. It's also very comfortable to use.

In fact, the size of the line tension is based on personal circumstances, the tension of my racket is generally 58-60 pounds, and I use as many pounds as I use according to which tension is the most comfortable and feels the best. Generally speaking, the tension is high (that is, the tighter you say) has less elasticity, but the ball control is good; The tension is low (loose) and elastic, but it is difficult to control the ball, so you should set the size of the tension according to your level and feeling.

The following are the methods and techniques for hand-pulling the line and not liking the hanging scale:

1. The vertical line starts from the midpoint of the top frame of the racket, and passes through both sides in turn, and pulls the line evenly to both sides to ensure that the left and right sides of the racket are subjected to the same tension at the same time to achieve the same force. When piercing to the lower 9 holes, jump to the lower 12 holes to penetrate (two holes in the middle), penetrate from the upper 11, and then penetrate from the upper 10 holes, penetrate through the lower 10 holes, and wear the vertical line.

2 The horizontal line is threaded from the lower 9 holes into the lower 5-6 (indefinite) holes and knotted, and the lower 10 holes begin to pull the line, (when the horizontal line is pulled to the fifth line, add 2 pounds on the basis of the vertical line tension, when the upper 11 holes (indefinite), please reduce the tension by 2 pounds, and restore the pounds of the vertical line), and finally jump to the upper 4-5-6 holes to tie the knot (indefinite).

Precautions: 1 Do not use wax to coat the line, waxing will greatly reduce the overall tension of the frame, because it is easy to slip the line when hitting the ball, resulting in unstable ball control and deviation of the hitting point. In addition, waxing is very harmful to the wire drawing machine, the clamping line can not clamp the line to run the pound, the head clamping piece will slip the line, and the clamping seat slides left and right.

2 Do not use the head to tie the knot, you can use needle-nose pliers, knotting pliers, and blocking clips to tie the knot, and use the head to tie the knot, so that the knotting line drives the vertical line to form a reverse force, which is easy to cause wire breakage, or even break the beat.

3 When the horizontal line penetrates the common hole of the horizontal and vertical line, it will be difficult to pass through, and the wire can be clamped with needle-nose pliers.

The YY four point is that the vertical line is 1 2 pounds lower than the horizontal line. If you have time, you can talk about the line pre-tension once, so that when you pull the second time, it is better to keep the pound.

Due to the reason of use, no matter how you pull the wire, there will be a situation of weight loss.

This is impossible, even if you use a computer cable pulling machine to pull the wire, it will still lose 2-3% of the relative pound

If the tension of the line is lower (the line bed is loose), the ball is more powerful, but the ball control is relatively weakened, and on the contrary, the ball power is reduced and the ball control is improved.

However, beginners generally aim to be able to hit the ball smoothly, and it is recommended to have a lower tension rate.

In addition, the racket with a narrow and thin frame generally needs to exert more force on its own, which must have smooth movements and a good sense of the ball to use it, on the contrary, the racket with a wide and thick frame can generally assist in the force, that is, even if the action is not perfect enough and the hitting point is not accurate enough, it will also play a better return (in terms of strength, but the royal road is always its own smooth action).

Federer, 50-55

Nadal, 53

Ljubicic, 57

Roddick, 73

Davydenko, 53-55

Ansic, 55-57

Hewitt, 56

Ferrero, 51-53

Robredo, 51

Henman, 52 and the fact that in the past, the Sampras could wear more than 70 pounds, and now most people are still 50 60.

The power of the ball should still be most related to individual skill. Purely from the equipment, the string bed is looser, the racket is harder, and the power of the ball will be greater. Because the ball is wrapped in the bed of string for a longer period of time.

The thread is loose and elastic because it takes a long time to contact the ball.

1 All Question 1:

Tennis string tightness cannot be measured by standards.

There is no elasticity, only the right pound for you.

If you have to find a standard, you just look at the number of pounds that the racket can bear, and there will generally be a number written xx--xx on the neck!

Question 2: The number of pounds of the line is determined according to their own tennis style of play, everyone has their own feelings about the number of pounds, usually often passed between 53---60, in which every tension can be tried, which one you feel the most comfortable, you can fix it later.

Question 3: The tension of professional players is also different for everyone, according to their own style of play, tactics, and venue reasons, the line used, and the tension are different.

For example, today's game is a clay court, and the topspin style is more polished, the ball will spin more and speed up the bounce, so you need to use a soft line, and the tension should be lower than that of the hard court to increase the elasticity of the racket.

I know that the highest tension is Sampras, who pulls over 70 pounds, and the racket is as hard as a wooden board, but he must not be used to giving his racket to other pros.

So everybody is different.

Problem 4: The tension of the string pulled by the new shot is relatively low when it leaves the factory, because the tension is too high, and it will affect the flexibility of the racket if it is used for a long time.

So when it leaves the factory, it is relatively resistant, about 45 pounds, sometimes a little higher, and it is different from company to company!

But after you get the racket, the tension must be very resistant, because the racket is flexible, and it will lose its elasticity if you pull it for a long time. It's the same thing with rubber bands. So when the racket leaves the factory, it may be a standard pound, but by the time you buy it, it is already very low.

If you are professional, you should immediately reduce the original line and replace it with a new line after buying a shot, regardless of how good the original line is, how good it is useless.

If you are playing amateur or learning at the beginning, you can use it for a while, because your ball control ability is not strong, and the tension of the line does not affect you much.

The hands are tired, you should understand???

Generally, beginner string rackets are about 55 pounds when they leave the factory.

If you want to string by yourself, you have to look at the racket parameters, usually the stringing tension range is marked at the roar, such as 55-65 pounds, 60 pounds is already a high weight. Amateurs are usually around 55.

The tension worn by the string is generally 50-60, there is no professional tension and amateurism, and the most important thing is to fit your own feel. Some pros like to wear high tensions, 60 pounds and even Roddick to 70 pounds, in order to strengthen control. There are also those who wear low pounds, such as Federer, about 50 pounds, mainly to borrow strength, wearing low pounds often requires super feel, and high pounds need good strength.

Of course, the mainstream stringing tension, that is, the average person's feel, is between 52-56.

It depends on what type of tennis player you use. Ordinary people can tighten a little, but the best words are to go to a sports store to find a string master to see, and the tightness of the string is different for different online rackets.

An unstringed racquet is like a stringless violin, it is a half-finished piece and should be strung with the same spirit as the racquet is chosen. Do you choose a well-stringed or unstringed racket? This depends on the skill level of the player and how much it will cost to buy a racket.

Rackets with good strings are generally less expensive. It is generally suitable for beginners, because beginners are less sensitive to the structure, fineness, tension and other properties of the thread. It costs more to buy an unstringed racket, but it is easy to choose a racket that can match the style of play, and you can also match the racket with the right string.