AM Stringing LLC

I want to thank my clients for providing their racquets over the years, which inspired me to create this video. Although I can service their grips when they bring them in, sometimes that's not feasible. So, if you watch this video, I hope I'll inspire you to install your grip properly. https://lnkd.in/geV_P8SW

Here's a tip for painting your tennis racquet using two simple applications. https://lnkd.in/dhjQmSJg

As a regular user of the ERT300, I have been curious to find the most commonly used or optimum range for Dynamic Tension in players’ racquets. In this video, I’ll share my Dynamic Tension Guidelines based on the type of strings and string setup. https://lnkd.in/gSbdiZJg

Here's a video I wasn't expecting to create. I'll share another tubing installation tip I forgot to include in my full video last week. https://lnkd.in/g_tR552Y

When I typically teach a 2-hour stringing lesson, there is just enough time to cover the basics. During the lesson, I'll mention that tubing can used to repair damaged or broken grommets, but I never have time to demonstrate how to install it. Well, as you can probably guess by the title of this video, this inspired me to produce this video, where I'll share some tubing installation tips and techniques. https://lnkd.in/gXpEkgzM

Do you know how a Starting Block or Offset is used when stringing a racquet? Or are you curious about how they perform compared to each other? In this video, I'll share 3 applications and give you my recommendations. https://lnkd.in/gBFrTyXn

I was curious to find out what method stringers used when tying off a knot on the last string. So, I posted a poll and asked some of my colleagues at IART this question. Although there is no right or wrong method for tying off the last main or cross string, find out the USRSA's and IART's positions on this topic. I'll share my "3-cents" on this topic and demonstrate tips for creating a tie-off hole in two practical situations when tying off the last string. https://lnkd.in/gsBeVSYa

I recently looked through my book, The Physics & Technology of Tennis, and came across Chapter 33. A section mentions the importance of consistency and attention to detail regarding string jobs. What's cool about this section is that I covered two of the four things mentioned in my previous videos. In this video, I'll conduct two experiments to investigate the other two topics. https://lnkd.in/g4Jxp_mR

In this video, I'll reveal my findings when tracking tension loss in various String Gauges. Since I had these strings strung on my customized matched frames, this was also a perfect opportunity to find out if String Gauge makes any noticeable difference in power and control. https://lnkd.in/g5WviAyb

During Donna's racquet journey, I strung each demo with the same string setup and reference tension to ensure Donna could "feel" what each FRAME brought to her game—in other words, I removed the strings from the RACQUET EQUATION. Now that she has picked her new racquet, this was only half the journey. In this video, I'll share what I commonly recommend when clients buy and string two racquets for the first time. The goal is to "feel" what each STRING TENSION brought to her game by removing the frame from the RACQUET EQUATION. https://lnkd.in/g-hJR96D