aliasrichmond
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Bear with me.....
If the collective advice for TE is low flex frame (for arguments sake)
What baring does the string bed play.....example: which is more arm friendly:
A low flex racket (say 59 RDA) with factory nylon/poly strings Vs a 64RDA frame strung with full bed of Nat Gut?
Is there a relationship / an arm friendly quotient that's a combination of RDA flex, Nat Gut, Multi filament, Nylon, Poly??
For arguments sake if the perfect arm friendly quotient for a racket was say 20:
60 RDA : 10 points
Nat Gut : 10 points
(IE: 20 = perfect)
Lets say 7/10 is enough, has anyone come up with a points system, that would show a more flexi racket with say Syn Gut is just as friendly as the above: maybe 58 RDA & Syn Gut (7 points), or 43 RDA (Max200G for instance & Poly ...say 3 points)
....anyway...its late and i'm waffling, if anyone understands what I'm getting at, would love to hear an opinion...or pointers to an already published article about it...
If the collective advice for TE is low flex frame (for arguments sake)
What baring does the string bed play.....example: which is more arm friendly:
A low flex racket (say 59 RDA) with factory nylon/poly strings Vs a 64RDA frame strung with full bed of Nat Gut?
Is there a relationship / an arm friendly quotient that's a combination of RDA flex, Nat Gut, Multi filament, Nylon, Poly??
For arguments sake if the perfect arm friendly quotient for a racket was say 20:
60 RDA : 10 points
Nat Gut : 10 points
(IE: 20 = perfect)
Lets say 7/10 is enough, has anyone come up with a points system, that would show a more flexi racket with say Syn Gut is just as friendly as the above: maybe 58 RDA & Syn Gut (7 points), or 43 RDA (Max200G for instance & Poly ...say 3 points)
....anyway...its late and i'm waffling, if anyone understands what I'm getting at, would love to hear an opinion...or pointers to an already published article about it...
