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This course will be run at the Dunlop Sports HQ in Darlington. So apart from getting all the skills and knowledge re tennis or squash stringing, you may also meet the Dunlop Team.

this course covers all aspects of racket servicing, from actual stringing through to stenciling, gripping, understanding patterns, string types, choosing the correct tensions and string, overcoming problems, marketing your skills and so much more. Suitable for those new to stringing who want to start off correctly, or those who are already stringing and wish to upgrade their skills and knowledge. You can choose to work on either tennis or squash rackets, the skills are basically the same. I have been Wimbledon Stringing Team Manager in the past and also covered every major squash tournament in the UK for the past 20 years.

Dunlop is in Partnership with the UKRSA and so this is an excellent opportunity for you to ask questions on Dunlop products from the Dunlop staff, plus use their exciting Dunlop stringing machine. Discounts for UKRSA members. Your course fee included UKRSA membership for 12 months, so you can access the members Technical Forum and ask all sorts of questions and share information.

All equipment and materials provided for you. Bring a packed lunch, I will provide refreshments and snacks through the day. It will be a busy but enjoyable day, all you need to bring is a pen and notebook and a large bag of ENTHUSIASM. We start at 9.30am and we will finish by 5pm. Please assemble in the downstairs lobby at 9.15am. Dunlop International Europe Ltd, Lingfield House, Lingfield Point. Darlington. DL11RW

Covid – All equipment will have been cleansed and safe for you to use. You may wear a mask if you wish. I will be your tutor for the day, Liam Nolan UKRSA Founder & Master Racket Technician, UKRSA Technical Director. If you put in the effort then you can expect to be presented with your certificate at the end of the day. Any questions please contact me on [email protected]