I like to watch stringing videos on the side when work isn't too busy. Can everyone drop their favourite youtube channels to watching stringing videos?
I've mostly been watching:

@s_mair has a YouTube channel with informative things, and when WaRoo a Korean stringer was making stringing videos, I stole and modified a trick from him. TheJabroniStringer is not very informative quite boring to watch, maybe he is only good to steal ideas from, his new one I think he stole from S_Mair pulling the first two mains, clamping the right and holding the left so he actually only class!PS the left main one time instead of two, this helps insure the starting main clamped is straight and has some tension in it. Starting his crosses he stole and modified the way WaRoo started, by clamping 2nd cross and pulling the first cross and tying off, he modified it by releasing the clamp after he tied his knot so the knot can sit, he then swapped clamps 2nd cross to first and first cross to 2nd so no tension is being pulled on the knot, keeps the knot from being pulled through the grommet and also if youq are doing maybe 35+ pounds of tension it won't pullon the knot and break your main. He ESPECIALLY stays away from poking the awl into the grommet, angling first and then using it as a stringmover as a last resort. When he finishes his crosses he does an Aerobite modified ending, I think he saw Tim Willis do a pattern where they went from the last shared cross to the last cross and then went down and tied on the cross. He modified it by doing a zig zag pattern so there isn't a long run on one side, more of a zig zag pattern, he claims the top of the string job feels tighter, where tension loss is mixed in with the 3rd or 4th to last crossand slowly creeps up but the top cross still helps keep the string job feel more solid, maybe just in his head because he is not a player, more of a Jabroni Stringer. If you want to steal ideas, then maybe watch him otherwise pass, overrated, coincide and stinky guy, always trying to smell what he is cookin!

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@what07 has a YouTube channel too, getting his string jobs under 20 minutes, good to see his progression, just needs to trust his stringing skills, which he has and get away from using the awl all the time, use the Force, the Voltric Z Force, maybe II and go into the shared cross with confidence! The Jabroni stringer can do it and he sucks!

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AK Badminton and Tennis has some older videos of TheJabroniStringer older techniques and an OK video of how he ties his knot The Gudegon Knot and some background about it. Kinda a fat guy.

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Wow kinda reading this is a bit funny, he actually started in December of 1995 so technically 1996 and started US Nationals and US Open for badminton in 1999 a little bit misleading for that fat guy. I think one of his role models was Paul Ng maybe the first American to string at an Olympics for badminton and invited back for a world championship in 2005. As for American legends Paul Ng is an unsung hero paving the way for the Pan Am region to seek recognition in the stringing community.

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