ServeMaster: Serve Tool and Swing Trainer for Tennis Training by The Total Serve
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Product Specifications
- LEARN TO SERVE LIKE THE PROS: ServeMaster takes you through what the serve motion feels like with the correct grip. Once you “get it” you can repeat your skills until you own your serve!
- INDISPENSABLE TENNIS TRAINING TOOL that’s great for overall coordination for continuous and sequential movement on the serve. Feel what a REAL flat, slice, kick, and topspin serve should feel like. ServeMaster also helps with timing, consistency, and placement.
- PRACTICE ALL OF YOUR TENNIS SWINGS: ServeMaster can be used for practicing all types of swings including serves, ground strokes, and overheads. It’s also perfect for movement drills, dynamic warm-up, stretching and strengthening, toss arm movement, tempo and consistency.
- MASTER THE CONTINENTAL GRIP: Check marks on the ServeMaster correspond to a tennis racket and show you the proper way to hold your racket for the most natural serve motion.
TRAINING ON THE GO: Whether you’re on the tennis court, in the backyard, or even at the beach, take ServeMaster with you and master your serve!
Product Description
The 3-Ball ServeMaster acts as your “racket” for learning and training. This tennis training tool is designed for adult players of all levels and larger kids who are more accomplished and use a full sized racket. It lets players FEEL the “drag” of the weighted end therefore creating a better “whip like” feel to the serve. You can carry ServeMaster in your bag, use it on or away from the court, practice in your backyard or even on the beach! Specifications: 15 oz total weight, 9 oz in weighted end, 27” long
Product Reviews
… purchase of the device via CoachTube) is certainly the best learning system/resource for serving that I’ve ever seen
The ServeMaster tool combined with Lisa’s “Serve in 30” video course (available for $39 upon purchase of the tool) is certainly the best learning system/resource for serving that I’ve ever seen. Her video demonstration of moving slowly through the kinetic chain clarified the entire serving process excellently. The additional videos are not required but are highly recommended. In fact, it’s probable that you’ll learn more - and make better progress - with the tool/video combination than you would with private lessons. All in, expect to spend about $105 for the 3-ball tool and Servein30 videos. If you practice, the result will be a vastly better serve.
One Star
Bought it last December and it is already broken after 3 month’s light usage. Low quality.
Five Stars
This little thing has helped me tremendously in improving my serve.
Three Stars
It is ok, but I found it heavy
Very expensive for what it is, but it works.
Few minutes of swinging this, and I finally figured how to do the little bounce into the court when I am serving.Way too expensive for what it is - chunk of rubber with some weights, but it does seem to work.
Improved my serve!
I love this thing, I could not serve at all a month ago, and improved my serve the first day I used it. It comes with a set of videos that teach you how to serve step by step. Even if you are just wanting to enhance your form for better accuracy this is the best tool. The only downside to this is the to watch all the step by step videos is like $30 more dollars.
Five Stars
Great teaching tool
High Price of Item Purchased
Though the product is very useful, its price seems to be on higher side keeping in mind the material etc.
One Star
Put two tennis balls into a sock and you get the same thing. This thing is ridiculously expensive.
Way too expensive for what it is.
Waaaayyy Too expensive. It’s just plastic and rubber. This thing shouldn’t be more than $20. I used it at my clinic.
but an useful
The cost is exorbitant for a piece of rubber,but an useful gadget
Great product
I carry it in my tennis bag and I regularly use it for warm up and to practice in my backyard.
A workout guaranteed to leave you feeling it after its over!
Bruce bought this for me. It is so awesome! We were able to find an attachment that made connecting it to the shower a dream come true.
Nothing all that special re: tennis serve, if …
Nothing all that special re: tennis serve, if you are already intermediate or above with reasonable technique. Really for players just starting out.
Nice tool, not absolutely necessary
comments powered by DisqusNice tool, good for simulating most of the serve movements. However, since serves often involve a toss forward, leap forward movements, its not really possible to copy the…
