I Tried Every Tennis Training Aid on Amazon

Can Amazon make you a better tennis player?

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[Winners-Only]

And if you are looking for a new racquet head over to the Direct Tennis App and Use Code WO15 for 15% off. Thats $40 Dollars off your standard racquet!!!!

Love making these videos, thanks for all the support.

[James-qvdr]

I bought some climbing chalk to dry my sweaty hands between games. The first time I used it a plume of chalk came out of my bag and my opponent looked at me like I was Pablo Escobar. I've not used it since.

[tennisteuton]

7:00 It appears the talent to serve runs in the family. This is already a top serve for a beginner. No cap!

[gab_ale]

I've been using ball savers for decades. It definitely keeps the balls "fresh" by maintaining the air pressure inside the balls. It will NOT re-pressurize balls that already lost pressure.

[IanWestermann]

This is the best video idea in forever

[NinjaBoy]

Your bro is a natural at tennis yall should make a series of his progress if he continues to play

[giannismourat]

I have used most of them. The "rebound ball" is not bad at all, I have trained with it for many hours. Its not perfect and you must buy many replacement balls because it does not last long but they are very cheap. When you hit you must shoot the ball in a high trajectory with topspin so that the ball comes back in a decent time. I also accidently found a great trick to this. If you go just behind the service line when hitting the ball on its way back makes a temporary stop at the net, so the timing becomes perfect. Of course it is recommended for a beginner that needs to hit some balls and work on his feet and cardio. I would give it a 3/5 at least.

[phillinuptyres]

I have been using that ball saver for years and its awesome! 10/10 would recommend.

[tennisteuton]

2:30 In the 90s, Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario had a clip like that on her back, so she could hold the balls in lieu of skirt pockets

[ernestryles]

I have a product similar to the rebound ball one you showed. It works surprisingly well once you put in some time with it. You do need to hit fairly hard to get a good rebound though…

[Lauren-vdqe]

I had a rebound ball unit, and it works pretty good BUT u must spend some time getting the feel of it, u must hit the ball fairly hard and quite consistently good height to get a cadence going. u can adjust the length of elastic cord to suit your space also.

[coilinnunan]

Your brother should play tennis. He seems to have the same natural talent that you do!

[bradbieselin]

Honestly hard disagree on the rebound ball. The better you hit the ball, the more it arcs and comes back fast. Once you get a rhythm going you can be rallying all day long. Great practice tool.

[mikebikekite]

During lockdown I figured I'd make something to practice my tennis in the garden. I had a 1m x 1m board in the garage and I strengthened it with wood to give it some decent rebound. Raised to the right height I figured it would be great to practice volleys with. I soon realised I needed a much, much, bigger board :( Fortunately the neighbours threw all the balls back. I think they were just happy I wasn't practicing archery.

[nixdapogs]

That “Solid Grip” is for the players who want their handles veiny.
Seriously though, that 1st product, the Rebound ball is hella fun and useful for solo practice if you weigh them down correctly. I use sand with water and it gets the job done.
Thanks for your product review, buddy👍

[eganfo]

I have the ball saver and it does a good job keeping them fresh. Might have to check out the grip trainer. Thanks for the video.

[Michael-kbtt]

You can use a more eastern grip for forehand. More flat but pierces the court better like Tsitsipas, Federer, and Dimitrov

[kotpelto]

wouldn't using a really small racquet for training help you always hit the sweet spot?

[enricgmajoral]

Hahaha, that was a good laugh, man!.. I gotta say though that the rebound ball from Decathlon really works fine. Good fun! (the Decathlon french brand is not present in the US, but in Europe is huge)

[_youssef]

can you give the link to the grip trainer