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Consistent Tennis Wins III ( The Serve )

Consistent Tennis Wins III ( The Serve )

List Price: $44.95
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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great DVD. What a diference it has made with my serve!
Review: After following his tips, I noticed an immediate improvement on my serve. I found his instructions easy to follow and was disappointed when the tape ended (His tapes always seem too short!).

My sister, on the other hand, sprained her back when she tried his kick serve and refused to try it again once she recovered.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great DVD. What a diference it has made with my serve!
Review: Being an intermediate player I needed help getting a consistent serve. Watching this DVD just once improved my tennis serve tremendously. I have watched many times since and suspect I will purchase the rest of the series. Thanks for the great DVD

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Very simplistic approach
Review: Bunch of tips you can hear from an average tennis pro. Nothing on tennis fundamentals or proper technique development. Good video quality which doesn't justify such a high price.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: A big disappintment
Review: I bought two more videos (II, and III) because I liked the first video, which has some good points. But it turned out they are both a big disappointment to me.

Especially the serve tape. I feel the instruction in the tape contradicts with most modern serve techniques. I feel the motion of the serve in the tape is very rushed partially due to the extremely low toss. No momentum was build at all for the serve. You don't see any explosiveness from the serve motion. The only suggestion for power was to only use 75% of your strength, without mentioning anything about racket drop, knee bent, hip rotation, etc. Another difference on the serve motion from modern serves is that he steps into the court with his right foot after serve, so there was no push off from the ground, therefore lacking another element for power.

If you are a true beginner, this tape may help a little. But if you are looking for improvement of your serve, you may be better off looking else where, such as the serve tape by Bollettieri, or the book by Yandell.

Besides, why are Tom Avery's tapes are so expensive compared to others?

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: The best instruction on serve
Review: The Serve tape is simply awesome. Avery presents the correct serving techniques in slow motion and great details. No written material can really substitute his demonstration of the racquet's movement on every stage of the serve. Troubleshooting, if the ball goes to the net or long, is excellent. If you are not happy with your serve, this is the best way I can recommend to fix the problem in short time.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Immediate Serve Improvement
Review: This is my 3rd tape of Tom Avery's and they just keep getting better. Tom continues to provide exceptional simplification of material. This tape on serving is fabulous! Replaying the material in your head when practicing will deliver immediate improvement. Thank You Tom!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Immediate Serve Improvement
Review: This is my 3rd tape of Tom Avery's and they just keep getting better. Tom continues to provide exceptional simplification of material. This tape on serving is fabulous! Replaying the material in your head when practicing will deliver immediate improvement. Thank You Tom!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This DVD a vital tool to improve ones serve
Review: Tom Avery teaches the techniques behind the Slice, Flat and Topspin serves. His simple drills has given me a consistent toss and has measurably improved my racquet speed on my serve.
The video is clear and his teaching methods are excellent.
This video is indeed a keeper. I say a keeper, because you will view it over and over again and each time another point seems to hit you. It's excellent.


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