The Original Tennis Pointer

Item very useful and thanks to Fabio

Really useful tool. It helps to center the ball optimally, allowing you to generate precise and powerful shots during the game. I would also like to underline Fabio's kindness and attention. Thank you very much. Guglielmo

The Origin of the “Bad Master” 😎😁

Well, if there ever was a fantastic example of “A bad master blames his tools” … the pointer would be it. Less forgiving than the amazing Saber, the pointer is not a tool for those who give up on things because they get too hard. If tennis was an easy game to master, nobody would play it! I would recommend using the pointer away from the court initially, ideally hitting a tennis ball against a brick wall - and start off close to the wall. In the absence of a wall, go straight to the court and play inside the service boxes. My first outing with the pointer was a bit embarrassing … but I have seen small children master the pointer. I don’t want to be the “bad master” and the pointer is just another useful tool (in the right hands) to improve our form. I have bought both the Saber and the pointer, whilst they are very similar in their objective - the Saber is easier to use. That said, I have no regrets about purchasing the pointer, it is more challenging and I look forward to being as good as the small children I have seen master the pointer! 🥳 Maybe don’t buy a pointer as a gift for a short-tempered player, they may not appreciate it for the opportunity it presents. I am calling the pointer another winning training aid from Functional Tennis. Keep it up.

Great to Make You watch the Ball

I use this to warm up for 5-10 minutes and it forces me to watch the ball. Makes the racket look like the broad side of a barn. Big fan and glad my coach introduced me to it.