it is important to use a racket that has a better hole pattern. the particular one has traditional shared holes which makes the middle strings too sparse.
I legit tried this as my old stringer did it for tennis. Couldn't figure out the pattern / how not to result in lopsided or broken bat. Sent from my SM-A315G using Tapatalk
I think this belongs here... I used to do this to train my sweet spot hitting, but it always felt way too bouncy. Using tennis strings makes it much more "playable"
Although if you watch pros hit, the sweet spot they aim for is 1-2 inches higher than that. Sent from my SM-G988W using Tapatalk
I did see that (and tried it a while ago) but i found the vertical cross was too easy to hit. It is not nearly as scary for the racket while on the machine though !
Some new stuff has just come in right after Halloween... 1) how much is he stretching/squeezing the racket while mounting? 2) you're going for a speed record an then doing double pulls on both mains and crosses? That is beyond cheating! ...not gonna mention the weird way he's doing the mains. Edit: I'll have to add that I really enjoy his training videos. Another proof that good players or coaches don't automatically make good stringers.
Honestly, I don't even know where to start. Maybe we should start with pointing out the things he does correctly?
There are soooo many rackets in the store that looks like that it has been stung. I really hope that this was just purely for 'fastest' video and on their personal racket.