If you’re new to tennis, don’t copy pro setups. Your strings should help you learn, not punish mistakes. ① String type: keep it simple Use: Multifilament or Synthetic Gut • Softer feel • More forgiving on mishits • Easier on the arm ❌ Avoid full polyester for now. It’s stiff and unforgiving. ② Tension: the sweet spot 48–52 lbs is ideal If you want one safe number: 50 lbs • Lower tension = more power & comfort • Higher tension = more control (and less forgiveness) Beginners benefit from confidence and depth, not laser precision. ③ Hybrid strings? Not yet. • Mixing strings adds complexity • Harder to feel what’s working or not 👉 One string, one tension = faster improvement. ④ Grip setup (bonus tip) • Keep the default base grip • Add 1 overgrip for comfort and sweat control Don’t stack grips or replace things early. Comfort first. ⑤ When to restring • Not when it breaks • When it feels dead, stiff, or inconsistent • Usually every 2–4 months for beginners who play wee...