The Total Serve ServeMaster Tennis Serve Trainer and Swing Training Tool

Great product - enjoying working with it. Also fantastic service from supplier - swift and efficient.

It took me a week using YouTube videos to get the hang of the continuous motion, and at first I felt frustrated, but it is worth sticking with, because it removes some of the bad habits and helps you relax in your service motion which is all-important when it comes to having a decent serve. My slight reservation comes from the danger of whacking your leg with it, which is quite painful, but there is a lighter version if that worries you...

Snapped in half during use. Quality is questionable

Perfect tool to learn the modern forehand!!

Ich versuche gerade meinen Aufschlag zu verbessern und mit Youtube Videos trainiere ich. Ich werde auch Trainer stunden nehmen. Ich konnte nach 30 Min das grobe Prinzip anwenden. bzgl Bewegung. Ich denke die 6 Wochen vorher , ein tägliches Training mit Youtube Videos, erleichterten mir den Einstieg. Ich merke nach 5 Min schon meine Muskeln. Berühren die Bälle den Rücken, macht man die Bewegung falsch. Am Anfang habe ich eine Jacke getragen :-), den es kann weh tun. Die Bälle sind nicht leicht und ich will keine Christliche "Selbstgeiselung" durchführen :-) jetzt funktioniert es ganz gut. Man braucht aber am höchsten Punkt - "ein Ziel", wo normalerweise der Ball ist. Damit man auch die Bewegung richtig ausführt. Ich werde den Swingmaster zum aufwärmen nutzen. Für mich war es der richtige Kauf.

En época de crisis por el COVID19 es una forma muy buena de hacer ejercicio y practicar encerrado en casa. Te enseña la técnica del saque perfectamente. Yo lo uso para mejorar el smash de pádel y sacarla x3. Absolutamente genial!!

The band attached to the balls is quite flexible and stretches. You cannot use full force due to this

Good, however be careful......... have an instructor, pro server, or coach by your side for the first day. I had some bad muscle memory that is known as a leak that includes a slight wrist twist on take back. Not quite as bad as a waiters tray serve, but far from perfect. Now on the product. This contraption can be somewhat dangerous with its three balls headed straight to your face at times. Balls to your face is never really a good thing, just ask Paris Hilton. I almost quit in the first couple of minutes. However, I had a great server to help me. Yes, I know there is a grainy video that looks like it's from the 70's available, but an actual real person in real time helps immensely, not to mention saving your face, and other notable body parts from damage. I divided the lesson into three sections as recommended, and had it down in about 20 minutes to my surprise. If you saw me at first you would have said that I would never get it. It is helping my serve. If you can't do it, then you aren't serving correctly, so I was motivated by that alone. It's an eye opener. You might be surprised to know that nearly everyone on city, or school courts has a bad serve and waiter trays, or some sort of glitch. Yes, nearly everyone sucks. Only about five percent actually serve correctly. They think they are serving great, however they are not even close. They end up practicing a bad serve over, and over again until it's ingrained in their muscle memory, and they end up in real trouble. I see it all the time. They would be much better off not practicing at all. Perfect practice, makes perfect.

A perfect tool to "feel" the tennis racquet momentum changes as you go through the serve routine. Helps with coordinating the correct serve preparation steps. A simple device but a great teaching aid.