BILLIE JEAN KING'S Eye Coach Tennis Training Aid - Practice on a Moving Ball in Your Own Home, No Court Needed, No Ball Pickup - Junior, Pro, and Family Models, for Kids, Adults

I've never had another tool that improved my tennis students' stroke than this. 10x faster improvement. You know whether or not you hit through the ball when the ball fully falls forward, you can feel when you hit in the center of the racket, you can tell if you are swinging up into the ball hitting the holder itself. It helps every student recognize quickly what they consistently do and what to improve. Highly Recommend for any tennis player or coach

Extremely sturdy. I’d used this before with my coach and was intrigued by the ability to use it in the house. Easy to assemble and am using it with a Babolat ‘Play’ racquet, which has a computer chip to analyze shots for feedback. The Coach Pro seems to be building the desired muscle memory for topspin forehands. Useful and likely to continue to be useful. An excellent value for the price. I bike to courts so don’t find it very portable - too large and awkward when disassembled — maybe portable with car.

The ball placement at the lowest level is a bit too high, I probably should have gotten the junior? I'm about 5'7" tall. But I can definitely still use it. The trainer itself is surprisingly useful. It will help you memorize your strokes with the right form. One good thing is if you hit the training ball incorrectly, you will feel it and hear a difference since your racquet frame will hit the arm holding the ball. It is very sturdy and constructed very well. One thing to consider is the cost since it is expensive.

This is very helpful and actually fun to use. I've basically gone from total beginner to decent tennis player pretty quickly from watching YouTube instruction, practicing at a wall, and using the Eye Coach and one other training "device". The Eye Coach I received is well made and very easy to set up. It's great to be able to get useful practice indoors in air conditioning, when it's raining, just whenever I feel like picking up my racquet and going into another room. I've seen quick improvement, especially in the one-handed topspin backhand I was just starting to learn when I bought this. I use my cheaper racquet with it so that's not a concern. (You don't have to pound on the Eye Coach to learn from it anyway.) My girlfriend is using it also now and is starting to become someone I can actually go out on the court and hit with. I don't normally take time to write reviews, but when had a question about my Eye Coach, (not a problem), and got great response/customer service, I thought they deserved it.

Save your money, do NOT get this! We had high hopes given reviews and the bits and pieces we heard about this. That said, this was disappointing from the moment we opened up the box. * There were no instructions - it wasn't impossible to figure out, but a simple diagram would have been nice (we reversed the setup originally) * There are no hitting tips, instructions, or even links to exercises / hitting drills - you're basically left to either hope you find the right material or continue enforcing your own bad habits * It felt and sounded very cheap when hitting - the trainer would shift around while hitting, and the noise / vibration it made just made it seem hollow, lightweight, and overall cheap

wish they had this when i was younger. great tool. play anywhere. great concept. inventor is a great person.

Seems to have potential, but: 1. Got a clearly returned one where one of the rubber safeties was broken. 2. The ball mount is 20 degrees turned left. Assuming i can get a well-made one, I think it’ll be 4 stars. Not 5 because it desperately needs pegs to place plates on it, since it bounces all around with any meaningful swing speed. Still, I’m very hopeful there’s a use for it. I do feel my brain running a similar striking process to what happens on-court, so we’ll see if it translates.

My rating is USTA 4.5, personally I think this Eye Coach is really good for practice. With this device, you can do a full swing with your body, not like playing against the wall. Highly suggested if you want to practice alone, you can definitely practicing ball control skills, working with your body movement, footwork, and weight distribution. BUT!!!! If you are still working on how to hit the ball or you are at any beginner level PLEASE DONT USE IT, spend some money, hire a coach, work on your move first.

C'est un instrument idéal pour mémoriser la bonne façon technique d'exécuter son coup droit et son revers. Ça permet aussi de pouvoir se concentrer sur la balle lorsque l'on frappe. Élément primordial au tennis. Idéal quand nous somme blessé et incapable de bouger confortablement sur le terrain. Ça nous fait patienter en attendant de guérir de notre blessure. Et que dire de son utilisation sur le terrain comme élément important pour l'entrainement. Merci Billie..!

Excellent home training device.

Just received the BJK Eye Coach Pro Trainer this weekend and after just one day or so it is already helping me develop and improve my forehand and back hand topspin technique. It allows you to experiment with racket face angle, and point of contact technique and allows you to see how effective these are in introducing spin to your shot repertoire. The other great advantage is that you can practice at home when you haven't got time to get to the Club or if the weather prevents you from playing. My initial thoughts are that this is going to be a very worthwhile purchase in contributing to the improvement of my tennis stroke technique. Steve Perry - Experienced Recreational Club Player - February 2020

Produkt gefällt mir sehr gut.

It's a good product and Racketguys gave prompt and attentive customer service. I would buy from them again.