#StringScience
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2020
- Stringing can often be overlooked, but it’s the only part of the racquet that comes in contact with the shuttlecock.
Join Yonex Stringing Team Senior Badminton Stringer, Mark Lawrence, on his professional advice on how to think about your strings to improve your game.
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For beginners, less string tension means more power, as they can't hit hard enough that higher string tension requires. For pros, they can hit the shuttle harder and gain little extra power from greater string tension. They might also be happy to trade some of that power for better control and of course they are also more consistently hitting the smaller sweet spot. So choose the correct tension for your level!
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WELL it depends, as long as your tension is not too low, because if it is, you will feel that the shuttle is not travelling far enough for the amount of force you are swinging, giving you the impression that you are swinging very hard and shuttle not going farther than after the net - you will get this if you those cheapo rackets made in India or China on Amazon which claim to come strung at 20lbs, but you notice a sloppy stringing job, where it is more like 14-16lbs. For beginners, 20-22lbs, but you need GOOD strings and a GOOD stringer, if you buy from Amazon all those brands out there, it's almost certain you will get a sloppy stringing job, and if you notice shuttle not going as far as you expect despite the amount of force used, it's a sure sign your racket strings are too loose and need to be re-stringed - the fact Amazon and other online platforms allow for unscrupulous sellers and does nothing about it is criminal.
Just bought 2 Yonex Voltric 20DG strung with BG65TI TO 30lb.. absolutlely love the the racket and tension, suits my game perfectly and im only a bang average club player
Do not exceed recommended tension! Momota - 34lbs...
Because he knew he will be given a new racket for free 😁
To hit sweet pot consistently one has to play or practice often enough.
Momota be like: Recommended string tension who? I ain't listening to that
every sponsored player does that lol because yonex will just give them a new one.
They have special ones that are different from the commercial version
Just strung mine at 26lbs nanogy 98. Can't wait to try it.
Bro how is it then?
Is it good cuz I have also given my racket for stringing at 26 lbs
Of bg 65
@@kushthegreat4551 25 lbs is noice 26 should be too
this really helped!
so for those players who do not play professionally but are still very good i would recommend a 27-28 tension do not go for the 30 and go even below 28 if possible cause the string can break if you are a beginner
mine's 30-32
Can an ex-varsity player like me benefit from having a 29 lbs string tension?
I have been playing with a 26 in elementary school, 28 in high school up until now.
I dont play professionally but still kinda good. My tension is at 27 lbs
I’m semi pro rocking 26😅
Currently strung mine with bg66 force with 25 lbs & bg66 um with 28 lbs. Will try it soon
Hi, I just strung my NF800 racket with 26lbs for both mains and crosses? do you think it will spoil the racket? do you recommend redo with 25 main and 27 cross?
I'm using Yonex Astrox 38D my tension horizontal 27, cross 25. I'm a backcourt player.
im just bought yonex voltric zforce 2 with bg66 brilliant 31lbs , is very nice and sharp to smash it and the sound is amazing
What about vz force 2
how much tension is considered high and how much is low?
the video didn't specify numeric example
What tension should I do voltric 7 dg
which string and string tension should i use for nanoray light 18i and astrox 99 play
Solid advice!
I have yonex zr 100 so how much tension should i string on it ?
What tension should i put on my Astrox 7DG
When using thinner cross strings (AB boost), how do I stop the string from curling and kinking when pulling them through. Thanks
Don't pull from the end... Pull from the middle and then pull from middle to end...
Hi Yonex, Yonex Carbonate 8 & 9 aluminum frame, what's their maximum tension? Can I tension them between 20 ~ 21 pounds? Thxs.
I have a Yonex. 18i & a muscle power 22 plus
Which string tension did i use for yonex nanoray 7000i raquet
Less than 24 lbs
Which racquet was that in the video? Please tell
Now how small is small tension and how big is big tension?
should i string main and cross same tension? if not, what should it be if i want to string my racket for 24lb?
26 for cross
Increase 10% for cross string
23 vertical string
25 cross string
The racquet can be strung with two different thick strings?(Straight with Thick and Cross with Thin) Is it a good practice?
Yes, Yonex Aerobite strings have a thin string for cross and thick for main. It has greater control and durability than conventional strings
Thanks
Which string tension did I use for apacs z zipper limited addition
Bg 65
My racket vibrates after a clash , it does not have any crack or damage , what should i do ?
Just play with it
you might have a fake, did you buy from a reputable authorised seller?
I find 20 tension perfect as I am still not having the timing so 20 lbs. Tension is more forgiving for me
try 24
Can ask question sir ? How about shuttlecock what science ? Have
Pros string their rackets 30-38lbs. I string mine 30lbs and after playing a few games, it drops to 28, so around 2lbs drop. With high tension you barely need to use any power for good speedy shots.
(For experimental purposes) I strung mine at 60lbs and well guss what happened
I got apacs nano series 28 lbs...perfect for me
Bad bat apacs
Kevin Sukamuljo prefer 33-35lbs and Marcus Gideon 29lbs
Good stuff
Can we gut bg65 on mp2
can anyone recommend the best tension for my yonex arcsaber 11 pro 4u ? please 🙏🏽
For me nanoray 95 or something around that at 28 works pretty well for me
Thank for your an information.
I am from Nepal.
Ya can see that from ur name, lama
@@paularies5276 cheeky 🥸🥸🥸🥸
@yonex Why does Yonex recommend to string the crosses bottum up for badminton rackets, as opposed to tennis rackets, which is recommended to string top down?
Due to design, bottom half of badminton rackets are usually stiffer and stronger. Tennis recommends the other direction because throat piece is a separate piece and for older rackets they might be weaker/prone to cracking/breaking. Modern rackets through doesn't matter as much, but most experienced stringers tend to follow the tested tradition. Cheers
@@themasterstringer Thanks for the reply. I also think the bottom part of the frame is stronger. I also think that you're building up stress on the frame in the direction you're going: so going bottom up you would build up stress towards the upper part of the frame, which is more fragile. I don't know if it is actually true about the stress building up on the frame. I string my badminton rackets always top down for 10+ years. My own rackets at 32 lbs. Did even 33/34 on my armortec500 and Yonex training racket. Never had any problems with frame breakage. I was just wondering why Yonex recommends bottom up.
@@ronnied8692 I see, it's also about the direction you're loading stress. The top of the frame isnt necessarily weaker, as in more likely to break, but in the sense that it's much more flexible. Its more difficult to maintain the original head shape going top down. Cheers
@@themasterstringer Hi Andy, when I started off stringing 35+ years ago, it was universally accepted that stringing the crossed top/down preserved the shape of the hoop. The throat end of the tennis and squash rackets have more material to withstand the incremental build up of dynamic tension from stringing the crosses.
Re Badminton - I have asked so many well known stringers and Yonex themselves, to explain in a scientific way the crosses need to be strung bottom/up. So far I have not managed to find one person who can explain things. They will say "thats whats recommended, Yonex say so, its what the top stringers do ..." but of course we need to understand WHY. All frame hoops will deform on installing the mains. Installing the crosses at the SAME tension will bring the frame back into its natural shape, the crosses loosing some pull tension due to friction contact with the mains. I now see that we should add 10% to the crosses tensioning. I just fail to grasp WHY. If people say it does this or that, then fine but please support that technique through science. Good stringers should be better informed by the manufacturers as to what actually happens to the frame throughout the stringing process. I run lots of stringing courses that vover ALL racket sports and I explain to students all the arguments for and against top/down, bottom/up and leave them to decide for themselves. I have been stringing badminton rackets for many years and I get some well batterd frames come in. They are generally prone to distortion and breakage around the 4 and 8 o' clock positions. So I make sure they are well supported there. Stringing bottom up in that situation can probably reduce any distortion that could add risk of breakage, so I am not against ANY direction, I just need to know WHY I am doing things. We are also doing lots of 50/50 stringing where we start the crosses in the middle, faster way to string and appears much less stress on the hoop. Liam Nolan Technical Director www.ukrsa.com
@@detectoruser Hi Liam, nice comment! I completely agree with you and also always wondered why (not) do +10% on crosses or why TD vs BU. In 2012 I spoke an official Yonex stringer and he said Yonex changed their advice a few times going from BU to TD and back again. Yonex recommends going BU (at least since 2010) and according to the stringer it was because they had less breakages that way. I forgot to ask if they mean during stringing (at high tensions) or during regular play. I string my rackets for 10 years TD at 32 lbs or more, but never had any issues with more breakages.
As for the +10% on crosses: I did that in the beginning but after I did a comparison I liked the feeling of M=C better. And I figured that the mains get tensioned extra because of the crosses bending the mains, so you would need +2 on the crosses. However, the crosses are shorter than the mains, so they don't need to be tensioned as high, or higher than the mains for an even stringbed. So these two theories even eachother out. I don't know if the latter theory is actually correct. However, I don't have issues with deformed frames and I like the feeling of it. As long the frame keeps its shape, people can choose whatever feels good.
I try to reduce the slack from friction by pulling a few times on the tensioned cross string before clamping it.
What is your prefered way of stringing badminton rackets? TD of BU? +10% or not?
What should be tension use for apacs finapi 212..my daughter 13 years old using it
Mine is apaces finapi 232...and I got my string at 27 lbs which is bg65....and it's perfectly fine for me
The tension that suits you depends on your playing style and level.
Upto 24 lbs (If you're a beginner)
24-27 lbs (If you're an intermediate/club/zonal level player)
Over 27 lbs (if you're a professional/advanced level player)
Also if you hit a lot of smashes in your game, don't go over 25lbs even if you're a good player because a bigger sweet spot is desirable for that style of playing. If drop shots/slicing is more your thing, go for higher tensions.
Further, it's not compulsory that you cannot play a drop shot with lower tension, and you cannot hit smashes with high tension. However, you'll have a better game if you follow the tension that suits your game.
Also, don't go over recommended maximum tension for your racket, you may break your racket that way.
@@siddharthnautiyal5188 can u explain that point of 25lbs ..u mentioned not to go above it while playing smash and also meaning of bigger sweat spot
@@AmitHiraniOfficial this video should explain. ua-cam.com/video/PIdTdjQPXrY/v-deo.html
I use astrox 99 play White Tiger what string and tension should i use
Bg66 ultimax 29-30 lbs
BG 80 29lbs 👍👍👍
dont listen to those people lying to you, max is 28lbs. string it at 24lbs.
@@RR-ss1tj what string for 24lbs?
i had been using 26 lbs. but since last month i ve been using 27/28. and im having shoulder pain. using high tension may cause shoulder pain?
Low tension strings have a bit bouncy effect, so it reduces the impact u receive while hitting the shuttle. Also it depends on how stiff your racket is. Higher tension could be the case since u need more power to make the shuttle reach the baseline. But after practice on the high tension, ur shoulder will become more strong to sustain such impacts.
Yes. That is because you cannot handle or tame a higher tension. Simple reason for that is, you are not hitting the sweet spot consistently, so you don't get as much power. So, people tend to swing harder to make up for that, resulting in more pressure on your shoulders and wrists when striking the shuttlecock harder. Get your swing speed higher and make your strokes more consistent (hit the same spot every time) and your shoulders will ache less. But if you can't, don't be afraid to just restring at a lower tensions, your health and performance is more important than a number.
@@Nobaris9961 thank you so much
@@Nobaris9961 Really helpful advise brother👍🏻🤗
if u have shoulder pain, then u're hitting with wrong technique
I have arcsaber11 how much tension should I give ?
Assuming you bought it for control, around 25-26
If you want power, string it around 23-24
Is bg 65 24lbs on nanoray 18i a good combination
I am using bg65 26lbs in nanoray 18i....
Very good for placements, drop shots etc...
Harder to generate power in the beginning...
It will change by daily usage...
It's actually a very sensible combination, I'd say.
24 is the perfect tension for beginner/intermediate. everyone thinks they are better then they actually are (advanced), and they have no benefit when they go to a higher tension.
What tension should I get for my Yonex ZR100 Light
22 lbs
22 only
@@raghavmalhotra4919 you don't have knowledge about that
@@its_blue_aritra How much did you get it strung at? I have the same racket and afraid its aluminium frame might bend..
@@samfitness7198 I wanted to get it strung but now I will not because school has started and there is less time to play. It is original strung only and I won't recommend you to strung
Mine is at 25 lbs.
Powerful smashers vertical need more tension or horizontal???
Not specific
What tension should I do for my carbonex 30 muscle?
26lbs max I’ll say
Get a better racquet
mate get a job and buy a proper racket
The tension that suits you depends on your playing style and level.
Upto 24 lbs (If you're a beginner)
24-27 lbs (If you're an intermediate/club/zonal level player)
Over 27 lbs (if you're a professional/advanced level player)
Also if you hit a lot of smashes in your game, don't go over 25lbs even if you're a good player because a bigger sweet spot is desirable for that style of playing. If drop shots/slicing is more your thing, go for higher tensions.
Further, it's not compulsory that you cannot play a drop shot with lower tension, and you cannot hit smashes with high tension.M However, you'll have a better game if you follow the tension that suits your game.
Also, don't go over recommended maximum tension for your racket, you may break your racket that way.
I want one badminton for me
I normally uses astrox lite 27 i so what tension will be suitable for it ??
24-28
dont go above 30
Thank u
Sir, I need a racket from yonex
Buy the vt series
What can I use for my Yonex Voltric 25 i
24
dont go above 28 i would say
Ok thanks can I go with bg 80 power
I use one single string for the entire racquet, much easier to do, can't see why there should be any difference compared to two string method!
Two strings method bring balance to your racquet frame...two strings with four knots
@@alal6964 Thanks, but I do string main and cross with different tension with the one string method, I think other people do not like it because there's a lot of excess string to pull through the grommets. But I can put string through double hole while not under tension, a lot easier and not risking damaging the string.
@@pcstar123 Today I'm going to stringing shop can you recommend me on strings.
My racquets:
Lining Turbo 99, 86g (Head heavy)
Ashaway duralite 75, 78g (Even balanced)
My string preference:
Yonex BG 65
Yonex BG 66 Ultimax
I usually tell the stringing professional, to string at 26.
Can you give me some advise on choosing pre-stretch, tension main× cross, top-down or bottom-up, anything else?
Thankyou
I have Voltric Force 2 What Tension should I use
Below 30 lbs
Me using tesco badminton racket : ahhh interesting
Crazy to think that pro player use 31 plus tension.. imagine the power and accuracy
power wouldnt improve.....
@@km4829 but they have the strength to bring best out of the high tension. Sharper and faster shots and higher accuracy.
Thank
24 is the magic number
I am currently using voltric 0.5dg slim, 35lbs is max
But it came pre stringed (which i guess is about 20..21)
How much should i go for?
Would 30..31 be sufficient.. Or it will be drastic change?
The tension that suits you depends on your playing style and level.
Upto 24 lbs (If you're a beginner)
24-27 lbs (If you're an intermediate/club/zonal level player)
Over 27 lbs (if you're a professional/advanced level player)
Also if you hit a lot of smashes in your game, don't go over 25lbs even if you're a good player because a bigger sweet spot is desirable for that style of playing. If drop shots/slicing is more your thing, go for higher tensions.
Further, it's not compulsory that you cannot play a drop shot with lower tension, and you cannot hit smashes with high tension. However, you'll have a better game if you follow the tension that suits your game.
Also, don't go over recommended maximum tension for your racket, you may break your racket that way.
@@siddharthnautiyal5188
Thanks alot for the valuable reply, much appreciated
I am little advanced player from intermed. Level
And yes.. Have mixed style of playing.. Smashes from mid court and cross drops from back of the court
I ended up using 27lbs for now.. It is quiet okay.. Will upgrade and update more
Thanks
👍👍👍
What tension should i put on muscle power 29 lite ??
10000p0klomaofatfaf
26 is good enough
@@synamitegamer7407 no, don't even go that high. string best would be 22/23.
@@manewhairstyle in my country (indonesia) the standard tension is 27-28 for new player.but after seeing this comment section,I wonder why everyone using tension that low.
@@naufaln3265 27-28 is a ridiculous tension for a beginner player. im not sure where u get ur info from, but such extremely high tensions are bound to destroy ones arm and cause them to not play well. beginner tensions are well around 20, and intermediates around 23-24. i play semi competitively, and i string 25-26. no way a beginner starts with a tension of 27-28, some world class players even play at that tension. its impossible for a beginner to go 27-28. I think u should check with whoever gave u the information that beginners do 27-28.
What was the Racquet used in the video?
Probably Yonex
@@MambaBDS which one within the Yonex range is what I wanted to know.
@@MonkeyShadow Yonex Nanoflare 600
Yonex please provide me a shuttle racket
Mine is 38lbs
Ur full of sh.t
with the bg65 as mr.backhand is very painful to smash LoL
@@daniely5260 nah there are apacs rackets that can go up to 38
@@proftang.8636 mr. backhand ? who ?
That would hurt so bad if you hit the shuttle with wrong technique.
What tension should i do for my Yonex muscle power 29 lite?
19-24
Get better racquet
You will amaze
@@matpayne8866 which one should i get for under 2500 rs
Astrox series 💪
@@matpayne8866 which astrox would u recommend
24 lbs kizuna z58, zymax 62 or aerosonic 26lbs, yummy
I'm 17 years old.
I use Yonex voltric 0.7dg.
Can anyone suggest? which tension is suitable for me.
Yonex voltaic 0.7dg.
How long have you been playing badminton?
in my country(indonesia), 27 or 28 is recomended tension for beginner.
What tension to put in arcsaber light 10i pls help
How much tension is written on it?
And what is your level of playing?(beginner, intermediate or professional)
24 to 26
(CLASSES)
Beginner - 20lb-23lb
Intermediate - 24lb-26lb
Expert - 26 and Above
If you want more feedback and consistent shots, choose lower tension. If you want repulsion and power, choose higher tension. If you get better, you can slowly increase tension.
ArcSaber Light 10i is maximum 30lb. Do not go over the limit, unless you are going to buy a new racquet.
beginner hit with shoulder 22-24
pro hit with wrist 27-32
@@cyrilleyong9615 i agree with most of this, but higher tension doesn't equal higher repulsion and power. you get more repulsion with a lower tension and you have more of a catapult effect and bigger sweet spot with a normal player. higher tension is for pros that can consistently hit the tiny sweet spot in the middle with a lot of power generated from the body and arm.
I did not watch the video is 24 tension good? 😂
Yea for a beginner.
if your racket head speed increase you will go to 27-28 for more power
Damn we have the same name
The sound when he said S is really really annoying
i am from pakistan