Editorials

Max resilience range The maximum resilience range of the string is the range in which the string has the highest elastic response. If you want to maximize the...

The static stability of a string is a direct measure of how the string tends to maintain or not, in the first 300 seconds (5 minutes)...

Stringing techniques: 4 knots with uniform tension The 4 knots stringing is a classic now considered a standard and widespread throughout the world. The tension applied...

The dynamic stability of a string is a direct measure of how the string tends to maintain its original characteristics over time. In the case of...

Stringing techniques: Sergetti Stringing Continuing the research dedicated to the effects of progressive stringing, we have, in collaboration with Sergetti, carried out an experiment aimed at...

The spin attitude of a string depends on a number of factors that can be distinguished into two large “families”. Group 1 (made of rigid and...

Stringing techniques: 4 knots with progressive tension In this case, we analyzed what happens when you string a racquet with a progressive tension pattern.In this case,...

The level of control of a tennis string depends on how much this, pushing in confidence and full arm, allows you not to lose the...

Monofilament is a macro category of tennis string composed, as the name suggests, of a single synthetic filament (usually polyester or polyamide). They can be produced in different...

Stringing techniques: 4 knots with differentiated tension The 4-knots pattern, which provides differentiated tensions between vertical and horizontal, is a widely used solution. The maximum recommended tension...