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How To Choose A Junior Tennis Academy

Before you send your kid to a tennis academy, just ask yourself, why? Why does your tennis player need a tennis academy? I guess these are some possibilities: 1. The player is really gifted by nature. He is born for tennis. His results are some of the best in his age...

Can Junior Tennis Players Learn Doubles From the "Legends"?

  George Wachtel, editor of “Senior Tennis” regularly attends the John Newcombe Tennis Camp in San Antonio, Texas. This is an excerpt from his blog, wherein he puts down on paper what the legends and maybe the best doubles players in the world (The Woodies) have...

Practical Tips on Reviewing Your Tennis Video

  How to Locate Specific Video Events in a Tennis Match Okay, you've bought your QM-1 and MUVI and recorded a tennis match  and now you are ready to review it.   But maybe you don't really want to look at the whole match! Maybe you've already done lots of match...

Look Me up at the US Open 2014

I'm pretty excited to be attending the US Open this year in New York in conjunction with the  USPTA/TTA convention!  Along with three days of intense tennis instruction and dissecting/bisecting strokes and all other aspects of tennis, it'll be off to the tournament...

How to Improve Your Tennis Game Objectively

Here's a great use for your tennis videos.  Let's say you've been recording your tennis matches and watching them and maybe you've noticed that your footwork isn't all that you thought it should be.  Here's a clip by Jorge Capestany on which he talks about counting...

A Recent Email Regarding Filming Tennis with the MUVI

Here's a recent email I received from a customer about the MUVI and recording tennis, where a customer had a question about recording with the MUVI.  We always try to provide quick and relevant replies to any questions you might have. Wow…Thank you, Mike, for such a...

Wardlaw Directionals by Paul Wardlaw

  WARDLAW DIRECTIONALS – SOME FUNDAMENTAL GUIDELINES. If you are ever on the court and find yourself thinking too much, or if you can't decide where to hit the ball, these two simple rules can help you out.  Just recognize that it is the position of the player...

Wimbledon Finals 1964 (plus a more recent one)

These Aussie tennis players were pretty good with their wooden racquets, but it looks almost like a different game. Think you could take them with your modern equipment? Click here to see them play. Talking about "old" videos, someone mentioned this match I had played...

Filming a Tennis Tournament – Some Tips

  Filming or Recording a Tennis Match (or multiple matches) - A Few Tips I just finished filming multiple tennis matches over the last few days at the Denver City Open Tennis Tournament and it was a lot of fun. Mostly because I had my act together, finally, when...

Group Tennis Drills for College and High School Tennis Coaches

I was priveleged to attend the 2014 Intermountain USPTA Tennis Conference this year and as a surprise, the Air Force Women's tennis team came up from Colorado Springs and put on an exhibition of some of the drills that they use.  If you are a high school or college...

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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