PRO Tennis Swing Trainer Improve Your Swing in a Fraction of The Time

Making space for your forehand / backhand is one of the keys to real effortless power and consistency.While this setup may seem gimmicky, it really does do a good job in building new muscle memory and habits. These habits stick, even after you take it off.It does take some getting used to, but the habits you build in forcing your arm out away from your body makes HUGE impact in your ability to hit through the ball with almost no effort.This is an AMAZING tennis gadget that actually works!

To aide tennis players who have their elbow and arms to close to their bodies, rather than extending out in front to make contact with the ball.Of course, my students do not like it. But, only time will tell to see if it actually breaks them of their bad habit. I purchased all the different sized bands, because I have students of all different body types and sizes, so it can take a few minutes to figure out which band to use.

Tried it but not effective

I understand the reasoning and concept behind this, however, it just didn't work for me. I like to hit repeatedly for an extended period of time to obtain muscle memory and this was just not comfortable enough to wear for a long time. I just couldn't get the hang of extending it...should it stretch? Did I choose the correct length? It never felt like it fit right or worked for me. Instead, I am trying to make a conscious effort to extend my arm more, without wearing this.But, others might find it useful.

This tennis swing improver is a game-changer for my teenager's game. It provides valuable muscle memory and instant feedback during training, particularly improving ground strokes. It's an essential tool for any aspiring tennis player looking to refine their technique and elevate their performance on the court.

This is great for improving my form. I would start with the lowest band then work my way up. It's great for making your swing better and with more power as you move up the bands.

My 9yo daughter recently started playing Tennis 1-2x/week for fun. I ordered this to help her improve her swing. It took her prob 10 min to get used to it; after that I could see a difference almost immediately which I didn’t expect.A man playing on the next court came over very interested in it and ended up trying it w/the larger band. Afterwards he said he’s been coaching for 10+yrs and proper form/swing is one of the hardest things to teach; he was really impressed w/how well it worked… even for him. Good endorsement I thought.Aside from doing what it claims, the product itself seems super well made. All of the materials used are solid and strong. It also comes w/(3) different sets + sizes of resistance bands so it can be used for a wide age range. Great product. 👍👍

I got this for my kids to practice their swings and especially to learn some muscle memory to hit a top spin forehand. The prostrap comes with 3 different sizes, the small would be for kids and juniors, the middle would be for the average size woman and man, and the large is for a very tall person. There is a QR code you can scan to watch the video on how to use it. I wish there was at least a booklet or instruction on how to use it and put it on, it would've made things a little easier since I had to watch the whole video. I had my husband try it on and try it out. He's been playing tennis for over 30 years so wanted to see if he thought this could actually help our kids. He tried on the medium, he's 5'11" and it fit fine, but he was trying to get the bungee to extend when he was using it to feel the tension while swinging but it wouldn't do it throughout the whole swing. He was able to feel the resistance once he swung up and over his shoulder. The same thing happened with my daughter when she used the small. She couldn't get tension on the bungee when initially swinging her racquet, but was able to feel it as she was swinging up. The whole point of this bungee is so you create space between your elbow and your body when swinging, but without the tension there it doesn't really make sense. It still does work since you feel the tension as you are finishing your swing. My husband said it was not bad, but I doubt he'll be breaking it out that often for the kids.