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Trevor Meier
29 January 2010
As a tennis racquet stringer, I get asked all the time what is the difference between Natural Gut tennis strings, and Synthetic Gut tennis strings.Natural Gut strings is generally made from a cows gut...
Rob Leahy
12 November 2017
Just so we're clear, if you have tennis elbow, changing your strings won't get rid of it. It will help to reduce the vibration that you experience which can in turn reduce the pain. At this point if y...
Trevor Meier
15 September 2017
Have you ever gotten to the court, only to find the perfectly good looking tennis balls you were going to use, have completely lost their bounce? Many players use a new can of balls each time the...
pat markey
17 September 2010
This is an entry from my regular blog about racket stringing and I posted it here: After reading this article you will have 3 winning hybrid combinations to improve your game. Some time back I publis...
Rob Leahy
23 October 2017
The arrival of polyester strings has been one of the major developments in tennis in recent years. It took a while for all professionals to change over from natural gut, but now nearly every professio...
Random Blogs
22 September 2017
"Thedrop shot is really effective tactically, because most players move really welllaterally but many struggle moving forward." Marc Lucero To be a truly great tennis player requires va...
08 September 2017
Prior to 1972, tennis balls were white believe it or not, and audiences watching from home tuned into the sport on black and white television sets. This meant that a white tennis ball stood out in gre...
08 September 2017
Have you ever wondered how a tennis ball is made? Watch this very well done video by Linn Tall to find out. There are approximately 70,000 tennis balls used each year at the U.S. Open. ...
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