Often, players have a string installed without any questions about their playing style. However, string advice is an essential part of a good stringing service, as many factors influence the choice of string: what racket do I use, how often do I play, how powerful is my swing, how old am I, what is my stroke technique, how long are my shots currently going to the baseline with my current strings, do I have any aches and pains, etc.
All these criteria influence the choice of different material types or the adjustment of diameter and tensioning weight.
Sandra Kirschbaum
You can either submit your string-related question using the form below or contact Sandra directly at www.kirschbaum-strings.de/beratung . Either way, we collect your questions TennisTraveller
As part of the ATP Tennis an Rhein & Sieg event in Troisdorf, organizers Marc Raffel and co-tournament director Marc Kevin Goellner are also planning a women's competition. The RW board, consisting of Uwe Mass, Volker de Cloedt, and Claus Dreser, is focusing on the medium- to long-term development of the tournament. "It was a fantastic event this year, and we're looking forward to the next one," said Uwe Maaß. The second Saturn Oil Open will take place from May 21st to 28th, 2023. The Challenger tournament on the Rhine & Sieg is expected to be held as a combined event . This means that not only the men but also the women will compete in Troisdorf, making the Saturn Oil Open an even bigger tennis highlight in North Rhine-Westphalia.
We are already looking forward to being part of the tournament again as a partner!
Wild Card – that's the title of the new book by Laura Siegemund and Prof. Dr. Stefan Brunner . It's a guide and handbook to help you mentally overcome challenges, both on the tennis court and in life. Because challenges abound everywhere. The book is a passion project and a long-cherished dream of the still-active tennis pro. Drawing on her experience as a top-level tennis player, her knowledge from her psychology studies, and the expertise of Prof. Dr. Stefan Brunner, this dream has blossomed into a nearly 300-page work that takes you through the highs and lows, problems and challenges of a tennis match, offering solutions to help you recognize and seize your opportunities. But read our book review for yourself!
And look forward to your chance to win two copies of Wild Card – enter now and apply by Thursday, November 17, 2022!
Today we have another item from our "Under Test" series . Because we not only regularly give away tennis rackets, but we also test them ourselves from time to time. And we do so with great enthusiasm, and as a former regional league player (hopefully) with sufficient expertise. I was especially thrilled when I got to test the DUNLOP FX500 , because this racket really "captivated" me from the start. In my opinion, it's the perfect blend of power, control, and comfort . Incidentally, our travel scout Marc was just as enthusiastic about this racket as I was! Find out more about my racket test and the DUNLOP FX 500 racket.
As part of our tournament sponsorship at the METZINGEN OPEN at the end of July, we were looking for a travel scout for the ROBINSON KYLLINI BEACH in Greece . The very lucky winner was Thilo from Trier. He and his companion headed south at the end of September for a week-long tennis holiday, including a tennis camp with Markus Wislsperger & Co. Read Thilo's travel scout report to find out how he experienced this fantastic week of tennis in Greece!
The Gugelhupf is a true classic of southern German baking. This moist sponge cake, baked in the classic Gugelhupf mold, is perfect with afternoon coffee. We also love to enjoy it for breakfast. Guests at our Vier Jahreszeiten Schluchsee tennis hotel regularly indulge in this sweet treat. So you can treat yourself and your loved ones to this cake at home, the hotel has shared their Gugelhupf recipe with us. Now it's your turn to bake it and enjoy!
In June, on the occasion of the Terra Wortmann Open 2022, we were looking for a travel scout to test the COURT Hotel in Halle in Westphalia .
Marc from Trier was the lucky winner who received a travel voucher for two as well as a new DUNLOP FX 500 LS racket . You can read about Marc's "first time on grass," his impressions of the tennis hotel, and his thoughts on the new racket in his detailed Travelscout report. Enjoy!
Are you planning a tennis holiday in 2023 with your club, team, or friends , but struggling with the planning? We might have a solution that can save you a lot of headaches. If you're considering either the Albena Resort in Bulgaria or the Korineum Golf & Beach Resort in Cyprus , you can submit your travel preferences directly to Flamingo Tours through us and receive a customized offer. Flights, hotel, and a training package are all included! This allows you to discuss your travel plans with your fellow travelers and choose your destination at your leisure. Let's get started!
not squeeze in a training session? October, with the start of the indoor season, is the perfect time for it. Your tennis autumn of 2022 could be fantastic, because we're looking for an AUTUMN CAMP SCOUT to test out the
PMTR Tennis Academy in Mülheim an der Ruhr . No matter your age or skill level, experience four days of great tennis training with that special something extra from October 11th to 14th, 2022. Choose from the Pro Camp for competitive players (12-35 years), the Talent Camp for kids (4-10 years), the Action Camp (children, teenagers, and recreational players, 9-60 years), or the Ball School Camp for toddlers (3-6 years). Secure your camp spot now and experience four intensive days of tennis at PMTR!
So apply by September 25, 2022 to be an autumn camp scout and with a bit of luck it might be: Game, Set, Training at PMTR for you!
The book title alone, "Are You Still Playing Real Tennis or Are You Already Winning Something?", piqued my curiosity . When I then read the subtitle of Heinz Schwarz's debut work, "A Theory of Relativity on the Tennis-Teaching Joke of 'Real Tennis'," there was only one thing to do: open the book and start reading. And that's exactly what I did during my summer vacation on the beach, without a single break. The 132 pages that the Austrian-born, now Bavarian-based tennis coach has written about the sense or nonsense of "real tennis" are truly entertaining. The author rather rebelliously questions the teaching methods of many of his colleagues who train the average tennis player. The book explores why and how "average tennis players" should be trained to ultimately get the most out of them, or at least approach their full potential. And he does so in a way that often made me smile under the Corsican sun!
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