One piece stringing

This racket has 16 mains and 20 crosses. The mains start in the throat and skip grommet holes 7t, 7h, 9h, and 9t. This particular racket is a Wilson Hammer TRIAD 4 but the ATW (Around The World) stringing method I am using for this racket can be used on any 16 main racket where the mains start in the throat. This method never blocks a grommet hole and there are no hard weaves. If you have any questions about this video or the method please ask.

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[Mr10sStringer]

Since you have 16 mains your mains will start and end on the same end. So it you start at the head you will end at the head. If you look at the top of the racket you will see one or more grommet holes that are larger than the normal ones. Choose the one that is closest to the short side outside main.

Without knowing which racket you have I can not provide anything more specific than that.

Irvin

[Mr10sStringer]

Thanks for watching my video. It does not matter if you start on the short side or the long side but you should string from the center outward never having more than 3 strings tension on one side than the other. You need to alternate from the left side to the right to equalize pressure on both sides of the frame.

Good luck stringing and I hope you enjoy it.

[houssamnehme]

Hi

I like the video I just wanna ask u , my racket is (16 main 20 cross) and start from the head where do I tie the knot on the short side ? I am new to stringing . Thanx

[squeedum]

Hey, never strung a racquet before and I'm stringing one piece. Do I string the short side 1st?