Tennis RacquetIQ

Advanced Racquet Tuning

Master the science of racquet customization through biomechanical principles and precision tuning metrics for enhanced performance.

Swingweight (SW)
320-360

kg·cm² for advanced players

Controls power, stability, and maneuverability. Higher SW = more power but requires more strength.

Twistweight (TW)
14-18

kg·cm² for stability

Torsional stability around the long axis. Higher TW = better off-center hit stability.

Recoil Weight (RW)
160-180

kg·cm² for comfort

Inertia around balance point. Higher RW = better shock absorption and comfort.

MgR/I Ratio
~21.0

s⁻² timing index

Double-pendulum timing index. Synchronizes racquet-arm movement.

MR² Index
380-390

kg·cm² byproduct

Mass distribution index. Results from proper SW and MgR/I tuning.

Static Weight
320-360g

strung weight

Total racquet mass. Affects all other metrics and overall stability.

The Science of Performance Enhancement
Advanced racquet tuning integrates biomechanics, physics, and empirical research to maximize performance

Modern racquet customization has evolved from trial-and-error methods to a precise science based on biomechanical principles. Each metric serves a specific purpose in enhancing the racquet-arm system for maximum performance, comfort, and injury prevention.

The key insight is that racquet tuning must be holistic - adjusting one metric affects others. The goal is to find the setup that maximizes your individual performance based on your physical attributes, playing style, and performance goals. The racquet should work for you, not against you.