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What type of tennis string should I use?

I'm fifteen years old and play tennis competitively. I am currently in the top 40 in my group Georgia State of age. I have a semi-western grip, and I tend to hit the ball with little spin. I touch the ball usually very flat and hard. I played with a gamma Mono furnaces for industry and a gut Gamma Synthetic Duraguard on the cross. I break the area about once a week or two. Both my coach and a guy hit me with my racket testing. I was told I needed a chain with more bite. I wonder if this is the reason why I do not get a lot of spin. I want a string that is durable, provides good control, and has a good occlusion. I usually tend to hammer my opponent to the baseline, but also come to the net, and use Edge. I have a great service, if it affects anything. I string my racquet, and I currently play with a Prince Speedport Tour. I will probably change soon rackets, then the racquet really does not matter much.

Also I am a competitive game of tennis junior! I had a similar problem before, but I resolved. I recommend using Luxilon Big Banger for more raw power (but controlled) and if you want, you can also try turning editing (for spin). All channels great crackers are very durable. I tend to play about 11 hours week and I break the chains once every two months. You can also try using a Head Pro sound very controlled way with a lot of energy, spin and feel good. However, Sonic Pro chains are not as durable as large firecrackers. The big banger strings give a lot of "bounce" of the strings and sometimes can be a bit exaggerated, I would recommend head chains Sonic Pro as my first choice. Hope this helped!

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