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BSW is a global education and certification body for professional racquet stringing across badminton, tennis, and squash. It focuses on real training, practical exams, and modern service standards for today’s players.
IRSE 24001 is BSW’s international education standard for racquet sports. It defines up-to-date methods, exam structures, and service principles so stringers deliver consistent, player-focused results.
BSS 19020 is BSW’s badminton service standard. It guides correct methods, tool use, and quality checks so the racquet keeps shape and the stringbed stays stable at the selected pound (lbs).
Certified Stringer Pro is BSW’s professional track that develops multi-sport stringing skills, player consultation, and shop-ready workflows for modern customers.
CTS recognizes stringers who combine solid technique with reliable service and player trust—clear communication, honest advice, and consistent workmanship.
Yes. BSW’s Certified Tennis Stringer (CTS) program teaches essential tennis stringing and preparation for serving everyday players the right way.
Yes. BSW provides online courses and assessments so motivated stringers worldwide can learn, practice, and get certified with structured theory and practical checks.
Badminton, tennis, and squash—each with specific patterns, tool handling, and quality controls relevant to the sport.
You’ll complete application and eligibility review, then theory and practical exams assessing methods like two-knot/four-knot patterns and frame care, followed by evaluation and certification.
BSW updates standards for 2025 practice, emphasizes hands-on skills, and teaches player-centric service. This helps you deliver better results for real players, not just pass a test.
You’ll learn to assess the player, select strings and pound (lbs), explain trade-offs (feel, durability, control), and document what works so the next restring is even better.
Yes. Training includes workflows for intake, documentation, quality checks, and after-service support—skills that build trust and repeat business.
You’ll match pound (lbs) to player level, comfort, and goals, then check stringbed stability and frame shape after stringing so results feel consistent.
Yes. BSW assessments include two-knot/four-knot execution, correct tie-offs, and checks that prevent distortion and keep the racquet healthy.
You’ll learn when and how to use pre-stretch, how it can affect feel and pound (lbs) over time, and how to advise players on restring intervals.
Yes. You’ll cover safe patterns (including around-the-world when appropriate), grommet care, and clamp handling to protect frames and improve consistency.
Yes. You’ll learn to check clamps and pull speed so the machine, strings, and knots work together for stable results on court.
Absolutely. Many start with foundational levels, build good habits, then progress toward Pro and CTS designations at their own pace.
Yes. Experienced stringers use BSW to validate skills across multiple sports, learn modern methods, and earn recognition that customers understand.
Yes. See the country directory for training availability and local guidance on course access and scheduling.
Use BSW’s “Find Best Stringer” listing to locate certified professionals who meet BSW standards in your city.
You’ll learn common badminton/tennis/squash string families, gauge effects, and how to explain feel vs durability vs control in simple language players understand.
Program length varies by level and delivery (onsite vs online). Expect focused theory + practical hours, with time to practice before attempting the certification exam.
A reliable machine with consistent pull speed, clean clamps, and basic hand tools. BSW shows maintenance routines that keep results stable across jobs.
Clear methods, documented results, and a recognized credential make it easier to win trust, set fair pricing, and keep players returning for service.
Yes. You’ll measure pound (lbs), inspect knots/grommets, confirm frame shape, and record specs so the next restring can match or improve the feel.
Yes. You’ll learn to adjust pound (lbs) and string choices for juniors, club players, and advanced athletes, focusing on comfort, control, and injury-smart decisions.
Higher tracks prepare you for fast, precise service under pressure (e.g., string queues, documentation, and communication), building toward tour-level competency.
Through evolving standards (IRSE 24001, BSS 19020) and new articles that compare pathways and explain real service expectations for 2025 and beyond.
Read the Certified Stringer overview, choose a pathway that fits your goals (Pro, CTS, sport-specific), and register for online or in-person training.
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