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Should I use a remote control?

A lot of people ask, when they first start out recording videos of tennis matches, is if they maybe should have a remote control.  The answer is that  in all probability, you will try it once and never again.  At least not for the purpose of turning the camera off and...

Tradeshow at USPTA World Conference

Got back last week from the USPTA (United Stated  Professional Tennis Association) World Conference in beautiful Monterey, California.  As a member and a fellow teaching professional, I usually attend the West coast conferences anyway, but this year I decided to get a...

Use the QM-1 to make line calls?

You have to ask yourself, can you use the QM-1 to review line calls? I say that you definitely, maybe can. I don't think people will want to stop and do instant review (although you could), but after the match is said and done, it can be interesting to look at some...

Record a Tennis Match Indoors with the QM-1

The QM-1 Portable Camera Mount was originally designed  for outdoor tennis courts, but works just fine on indoor courts too.  Just mount the camera on the cable from which the backdrop hangs, using the gap between the inside leg and the pole itself.   Two screws that...

Why Video a Match?

I've been asked by some people why I like to record matches.  While it seems somewhat self-evident to me, let me explain just what I get out of this.  First,  you have to understand where I am coming from.  Having  played minimally, although successfully,  in high...

Charting Your Tennis Match

Filming at the Denver City Open I ran across a friend who was charting a match.   Turns out there is a new app out there for Android phones that does a pretty good job of charting matches!  And it's free!  I downloaded it in about two minutes and was charting right...

Positive Feedback and Recording Lessons

Wow, it's very gratifying as I start to get more and more feedback from people on the QM-1. Lots of folks are discovering for the first time how much they can learn from reviewing a match, not to mention just the fun of seeing a match that you played in from a...

Calculate Mile Per Hour from Video

Having just played a tournament match with a big-hitting young guy, I found another use for my tennis video, and any camera will work if you know the frames per second. Namely, you can calculate the mph of any ball by first determining the point of contact when the...

1-minute How-To Video: Mounting the QM-1 Portable Camera Mount

Coaches, Parents and Players

Improve your strokes, play smarter and win more tennis matches. Players practically coach themselves into playing better as they see for themselves what’s really happening! With tennis video instruction, a picture is truly worth a thousand words!

Rave Reviews

Why the QM-1

  1. Simple, easy to use Patented design
  2. No assembly required – ever!
  3. Rugged – built to last a lifetime
  4. Lightweight AND it fits easily in bag
  5. Mounts in seconds to see the WHOLE court
  6. One full year satisfaction guarantee!

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