Season #25 Episode#:51 Shaun Boyce & Bobby Schindler
In today's episode, Matt Sallerson, territory manager for Wilson Sporting Goods shares a tip about how often you should restring your tennis rackets. Have a listen and let us know what you think.
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Today's tip comes from Matt Sallerson, Territory Manager for Wilson Sporting Goods.
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Have a listen and let us know what you think.
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Hey everyone, this is Matt Sallerson with Wilson Sporting Goods and here's your Racket
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Sports Tech Tip for today.
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Last time I spoke about how often you should string your racket.
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Today I will talk to you about what tension to string it at.
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When it comes to string tension, it's all about what you need your string to do for you.
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Most rackets ranges go from 50 pounds to 60 pounds.
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If you want more power, you want to string your racket's looser between 54 pounds or lower.
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If you want more control for your strings, your racket needs to be strong at 55 pounds
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or higher.
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The weather also factors into string tension.
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During the summer days you want to string your racket on the higher side since the ball flies
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through the air quicker.
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In the winter days you want to string your racket on the lower side because the ball is
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heavier and doesn't travel through the air as fast.
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Stay tuned for my next tech tip about string types.
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Thanks and I look forward to seeing you on the courts.
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