How to String a Badminton Racket

A Simple Step by Step Guide to Help you String your own Badminton Racket

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Average: 5 (2 votes)
100 learners
1 hours
1 quizzes
4 lessons
English
What you'll learn
  • You will be able to string any badminton racket at anytime after taking this course.
  • You will be knowledgeable on the different types of badminton string, stringing machines, and methods of stringing the racket.
Requirements
  • Racket Stringing Machine (with flying clamps if the machine has no fixed clamps), Badminton Racket in good condition, Badminton String, small clippers, small needle nose pliers, tape measure/ruler
  • There is no prerequisite knowledge needed for this course.
Additional information

Are you a badminton player who is looking to save time and money by stringing our own racket?  This course will show you how to string a badminton racket in a simple step by step process.

All you need for this course is a racket stringing machine, a badminton racket, badminton string, small clippers and pliers and a ruler/tape measure.  If you have a basic stringing machine and those simple tools, you are ready to get started.

We will start with the basics of discussing the different types of stringing machines and badminton strings.

We will then discuss mounting the racket and cutting/measuring the string.

Then we will go step by step as we string the mains, crosses, tie them off, and clip the string.

After taking this course, you will be able to string a badminton racket at any time and be confident in the quality of your work.

By stringing your own racket, you will save time and money and no longer be dependent upon your local stringer's schedule.  You will be able to string your racket on your own schedule and on budget.

This is a great skill for a badminton player to have and I hope you enjoy this course.

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Quizzes

Badminton is a game that uses racquets to hit a cock across the net with two players per side. Are you a badminton Lover? Do you have interest in knowing about it? Find out more below.

Lesson

It is always better to restring your racquet than to attempt to repair the strings. Yonex Stringing Team Senior Badminton Stringer, Mark Lawrence,  gives advice on what causes string breakages and when to get your racquet restrung. 

Before we string the racket, we have to inspect the frame to ensure it is in condition to be strung.

Paint chips or scratches are not a problem, however, a racket that has a significant crack is unable to be strung.