Go to insidelacrosse.com go to forums go to stick doctors lounge and their you will find hundreds of amazing tips from the best stringers there are about different things on different threads or use the search function in the forums and search a beginer tutorial or better yet just click the tutorial sticky you will understand when you get there you may have to register don't worry its free but if you are really interested in stringing extremely well i highly recommend registering for the sight trust me there is much more to stringing than you think and no matter how much you think you know trust me there is more possibilities also i suggest learning to string mesh first it is simpler and much more popular traditional stringings look better but require much more maintenance they both are different you will have to experiment yourself to learn whats better its all preference
you can see the dancing girls who did in the Duke Lacrosse team. she can string you up! I string lacrosse heads you can shoot me an email at rocket_lax@yahoo.com. i do dyes mesh traditional, everything!
Lacrosse mesh is the stringing in the head. they come in a variety of colors and patterns. there are also specific ways to string your head for attack, midi, and defense.
There really isn't any specific way to string a women's lacrosse head. There are multiple stringing patterns which are to provide each player with a pocket that works best for them and their position.
go onto to youtube or buy a manual or have someone do it for you at a lacrosse store.Or you can just find a friend who wont whack you in the head
the shooting string
you can have them string it for you, and they have stringing kits that you can buy
What i do is get a traditional lacrosse stringing kit. Put 2 leathers into the ends of the mesh and lace the sides traditionally.
Men's lacrosse heads can be strung a variety of ways. A men's lacrosse head is usually strung with 10 diamond hard mesh. A woman's lacrosse head is strung in a way called traditional. This type of stringing is required for regulation women's lacrosse. Men's heads can be strung traditional as well as long as the pocket meets the level of regulations such as NFHS or NCAA. Women's lacrosse heads have the ability to be strung with mesh, though it will not meet women's game regulations.
You use nylon strings called sidewall and tie knots and loops to string the mesh into the head.
To properly string a lacrosse stick, start by attaching the mesh to the top of the head using a knot. Then, weave the string through the sidewall holes in a pattern that creates a tight and even pocket. Finish by tying off the strings securely at the bottom of the head. Adjust the tension of the strings as needed for a customized feel.
mesh, shooting strings, sidewall, and two other nylons for the top and bottom
To string a lacrosse stick, follow these steps: Start by attaching the mesh to the top of the head using the top string. Next, weave the sidewall strings through the sidewall holes on the head, creating a secure pocket. Use the bottom string to connect the mesh to the bottom of the head. Adjust the tension of the strings to create the desired pocket depth and shape. Once the strings are securely in place, trim any excess string and test the stick for proper performance.