Consistent Tennis Wins 4

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Consistent Tennis Wins 4 with Consistent Tennis Wins 4   List Price: $39.95 Used & New: from $6.98 Average Review: Description Consistent Tennis is equivalent to winning games. The Tom Avery Consistent Tennis Videos are the proper tools for getting your game on track. These tennis lessons are irreplaceable in your arsenal to winning more tennis matches. You would think nothing of spending the big bucks on a private tennis lesson, get smart and pay just once. The Consistent Tennis Videos can cure what ails any part of your game. Learn to play tennis correct the first time or improve your game. Join the tens of thousands of people who have benefited from consistent tennis and buy yours today. More Reviews My Backhand- From a problem to a Formidable weapon.    Review Date: 2005-01-11 This DVD is worth its weight in gold. After countless lessons I really never developed a descent backhand, -it was always my weakness. Thanks to Tom Averys, Consistent Tennis Wins - The Backhand, my backhand is now a stroke that I am proud to own. This DVD taught me to anticipate, set up my backswing and generate POWER on the backswing and consistantly have my racquet level at contact with the ball. The ball leaves my racquet now, with greater topspin, more power and racquet speed and certainly greater control. This DVD is a must have. Backhand Help    Review Date: 2003-06-28 If your backhand needs improvement, you will want this tape. The focus is on one-handed backhands, but as before, Tom is an exceptional instructor. If you practice what Tom shows you, you will improve. It is as simple as that. Excellent tape! Good for beginner    Review Date: 2003-06-26 thorough explanation of backhand techniques. I improved quite a bit after watching this DVD. However, this one mostly focuses on the backhand drive. Should have more explanation of backhand slice, etc. I need more    Review Date: 2002-12-25 The video cover should have tipped me off. The tape concentrates on the one-handed backhand which is great if that's what you have. A 4.0 player demonstrates the two-handed back-hand. The tape pretty much just covers the backhand groundstroke: cross-court and down-the-line. Instructions on covered concepts are simple and nicely presented. It includes grip, footwork, back swing, pause and continual loop forward-swing, contact point and finish. Tom Avery also shows how to hit the slice back-hand. He goes over how to generate power on the one-handed back-hand in detail, but does not show how this is done with two-hands. He covers the neutral stance, but the open and close stances are not addressed. He also does not address depth production or short-angled cross-court shots. No tips were provided on how to handle a high bouncing back-hand shot. As good as the tape was, I found myself wanting more. Straight forward teaching    Review Date: 2001-06-21 One of the main reasons I like Tom Avery's style is his straight forward teaching methods with easy to follow and remember instruction. He doesn't overcomplicate what he teaches, just breaks it down nicely in easy to understand segments.