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Summary: Making Tennis a Fun Game
Review: After being an INCONSISTENT player for over 40 years this video tape has shown me how to keep the ball in play. I've read numerous tennis books and viewed a number of videos, but nothing has changed my game like this video. The grip and backswing solved my problem. In my opinion this is the best video tape on the market today for improving your basic skills. I highly recommend it.
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Summary: It's really usefull
Review: I've been playing tennis for many years but have always been nagged by inconsistent play. Watching this video has helped me to identify my inconsistencies. I can't yet say how much this DVD will help my game, but I'm definitely going to try the drills he lays out and see if it makes a difference. If you're a beginner or intermediate who's never had lessons before, this is probably a good way to avoid costly instructors.
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Summary: Strong Fundamentals
Review: I've been playing tennis for many years but have always been nagged by inconsistent play. Watching this video has helped me to identify my inconsistencies. I can't yet say how much this DVD will help my game, but I'm definitely going to try the drills he lays out and see if it makes a difference. If you're a beginner or intermediate who's never had lessons before, this is probably a good way to avoid costly instructors.
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Summary: It's really usefull
Review: If you are the beginner tennis player or even intermidiate this book will be very usefull for you.
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Summary: Three Weeks Later
Review: Ok, so I've owned the DVD for over 3 weeks now and I can definitely say it has helped my tennis game! This DVD is well suited for visually oriented learners who are looking for good training materials.
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Summary: Consistent Tennis Wins Wins
Review: This first video/DVD in the Tom Avery "Consistent Tennis" series was an enormous help for my wife and me (both 3.0 players). The video covers a lot of ground, different strokes, etc., in short mini-lessons that contain two or three practical, targeted principles each. One can watch the whole thing, or spend just fifteen minutes or so with a specific stroke. Finally, I can actually hit reliable topspin, add a second backhand stroke, understand and use crucial grips, and the like. The technical quality and camera work are quite acceptable, although not quite network-standard.Our local tennis club (Horseshoe Bay Resort & Club) has a very good USPTA pro/teacher, but this video is a great augmentation. We'll be ordering a couple of others in the series very soon, and will post reviews of them as well.
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Summary: Great Instructional Video
Review: This instructional tape is outstanding for any young or old budding tennis hopeful. Tom explains in detail all facets of the game. I especially liked the forehand topspin shot explanation. Was great - and works. I recommend the tape.
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Summary: A Must To Improve Your Play
Review: Tom presents information in a clear and concise fashion. This tape provides the basics but the presentation is the best. Tom's approach to teaching is to first point out what is causing an error and then he has you focus on 1 or 2 things to correct the error. His teaching approach is EXCELLENT. Most importantly - his advice works!
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