Tennis Lab TA

Every great racquet deserves a great string job 🎾

The new Head Extreme 2026 strung with Lynx Tour

Your racquet might be holding you back 🎾

Find the setup that actually suits your game.

Weekend fittings available now.

Where is the real sweet spot? 🎾

Research by Rod Cross found that a racquet’s most comfortable contact zone is not directly in the centre.

The vibration sweet spot sits roughly 2–4 strings above centre, while the centre of percussion, where your arm feels the least shock, sits about 5 cm below centre toward the throat.

The space between these two points is where the racquet feels best: less vibration, less shock and more control.

Find the zone. Feel the difference.

At 14, every detail matters 🎾

Gus in the Lab, refining his setup and understanding what performs best for his game.

Not every frame performs the same 🎾

Roisin joined us at Tennis Lab to hone in on her frame and take a closer look at what was performing, what wasn’t, and where small changes could make a real difference.

Using data and on-court testing, we helped her better understand her equipment and dial in a setup suited to the demands of college tennis.

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