The Stringing Biz - Part 1

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If you enjoy stringing tennis, racketball, squash or badminton rackets and are looking to make it a business for yourself than check out a few tips and suggestions on getting started. This is part 1 of 2 videos.

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  • @jonathanp639
    @jonathanp639 Жыл бұрын

    Great advices guys.

  • @RacketStringingTips

    @RacketStringingTips

    Жыл бұрын

    Thanks :)

  • @tommyshoe-star1426
    @tommyshoe-star1426 Жыл бұрын

    Remembering the "what is this pattern" when I first strung a 16x21 oversize racket, also been oversize of course... I was messing up my own racket when making the parnell knot, as there wasnt much space and couldnt go over/under/through the second time because of the cross string then I ended up with going over the cross and tied off, looked not right but was better than starting again or doing crosses again. Luckily it was my racket but never happened before to me in almost 10 years.

  • @RacketStringingTips

    @RacketStringingTips

    Жыл бұрын

    Yes indeed, there are some stringing mistakes that you only make once!

  • @roberte8564
    @roberte8564 Жыл бұрын

    What do you use to track the players info for the racket ex Name, gauge, string type, main/cross tension. Is there an app or db or spreadsheet you use?

  • @RacketStringingTips

    @RacketStringingTips

    Жыл бұрын

    Robert, glad you asked I am getting ready to do a video soon on that part of the business. Yes you can track old school and keep a 3x5 card box with a card on your player, but I have found online services that are more efficient and streamlines everything. I have had good luck with 'stringjob'. I will be reviewing that on a video soon. but you can check out at stringjob.com. The free version is good enough for up to 50 clients.

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