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How I Won My First Men's Open Doubles Tournament at 67 Years Old

Just wrapped up playing a tournament in Aspen, Colorado where I entered my first Open Men's Doubles competition. My partner (whom I picked out of the crowd as the semi-final match was beginning, was a 4.0 rated player who didn't like to play doubles). And we won the...

Sharing Video Files

HOW TO TRANSFER VIDEO FILES Many times you may want to share your files with someone else, perhaps a practice or doubles partner. You have several choices and these are my solutions as of May, 2016. Small files can be handled as follows: Simply upload to YouTube. You...

Online Tennis Instruction

How Good Are Online Teachers? I subscribe to quite a few of the online teachers that sell their lessons on the internet, and have come to some conclusions about how useful they are. As an active USPTA teaching pro and avid tennis player, here's my two cents on how...

Should a Junior Tennis Player Use Video?

Why Should a Junior Tennis Player Use Video to Improve Can the average junior tennis player improve by taking and looking at videos of himself/herself ? How much does it help? I think any good coach will answer a resounding “yes”! For the typical junior tennis player,...

How to Film a Soccer Match

Although it hasn't caught on yet in the U.S., over in England the QM-1 is used quite a bit to film soccer matches. For a look at how it looks, and some highlights from amateur English soccer, go to DreamLeague I'd like to see someone mount the camera behind the goal...

Handling Difficult Circumstances

  TIPS ON HANDLING THE WIND Being an outdoor sport, tennis players are sometimes forced to play (and film) in somewhat harsh conditions. The most common problem is the wind,  but there's no reason it should keep you from getting great results. Small to moderate...

How to Fix Technical Problems in Tennis

Florian Meyer, one of the leading online tennis gurus, recently put up this video of his presentation at the Tennic Congress.    Florian is talking about how to fix technical flaws in various aspects for tennis, mostly in stroke production, but also in footwork and...

Filming Tennis at Night

Here's a good example of filming tennis at night.  This match started out in the daytime and ended up at night under some pretty regular court lighting. The MUVI K-1 did a pretty decent job of capturing the action under the lights.  The newer KX-1 and your smartphone...

Ten Easy Ways to Improve Your Tennis Results

Ran across this great article from Sports Illustrated that you might want to check out.   Some things to think about that will improve your tennis game: 1.  Stick with one pattern of play 2. Pull back on your serve speed 3.  Get your  back leg behind the ball 4.  Play...

Filming Tennis in Slow Motion

  How Does Slow Motion Work? Let's say you want to shoot some slow motion video and you have a camera that can shoot 120 frames per second (hey, kind of like the MUVI K-1!) What exactly does that mean? Why do I care about frame rate if I'm after slow motion?...

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!

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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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