Look, we’re not saying the TopspinPro replaces your coach, but by being able to practice every single day, you’ll learn topspin much faster so in you can focus on other parts of the game in your coaching sessions – like tactics and positioning.
Absolutely! TopspinPro has helped tens of thousands of players in 80+ countries transform their tennis.
Of course you should! The point is to make tennis fun. The fastest way to do that is to hit consistent shots so you’re competitive. Spin is what gives you consistency.
Learn topspin first and you dramatically reduce the time until you’re playing with consistency and power, which makes tennis much more fun. Learning topspin as a beginner saves you the trouble of having to learn a new way of hitting the ball later. Learn once. Learn topspin.
Yes! As we have demonstrated in many real-time videos, it almost always takes less than 2 minutes of using the TopspinPro for a player to hit their first topspin stroke.
To fully integrate the technique into your muscle memory – so that you’re using it instinctively in a match – takes a little longer. But therein lies another key benefit of the TopspinPro: by being able to practice every single day from the comfort of your own home, you shorten the learning curve of mastering topspin tremendously.n.
At first, it appears that way but the TopspinPro screen is there to represent the ANGLE OF THE RACKET FACE through the impact zone. It does NOT represent the swing path.
Federer’s racket angle is typically 79 degrees and Nadal's is 76 degrees through the impact zone. The TopspinPro temporarily removes swing momentum for the purpose of “locking-in” the very same bio-mechanics into your muscle memory. You’ll automatically add swing momentum back into your shot in training & matches.
That said, the top and bottom screens on the TopspinPro attach independently, so it’s common practice to take the top panel off once you’ve firmly established the correct technique – allowing you to hit through the ball more.
Leave your opponents scratching their heads, wondering what the heck happened to your weak groundstrokes as you dismantle them - ripping one forehand winner after another.
