PICKLEBALL TRAINING AID FOR RECOVING PLAYERS

This training aid is what I am using in my living room to keep my paddle skills in tune and to keep my stroke in a smooth linear motion pushing the ball forward towards a specific imaginary target.  The ball is tethered and designed to return to your desired strike zone to repeat the process. It is originally designed for tennis practice but I easily convereted it to pickleball by replacing the tennis ball with a pickleball.  I sit in a chair and adjust the height to my strike zone. I repeatedly hit the ball as many as 100 times. 


This training aid is a product of Fang zhou Tennis Practice Trainer, Sturdy and Durable is Highly Exquisite Design Fine Workmanship for Eye Coordination Improve Your Concentration.




















  • ★EASY TO USE: Convenient for training without picking ball, and it is lightweight and portable, helpful for single person practice. Also it could improve your concentration, athletic ability and hand and eye coordination, and develop interests of sports.
  • ★SMART DESIGN: It can provide stable support for training due to the base has a valve for putting sand or water into it to increase the weight. And the tennis ball at the top is retractable and detachable.
  • ★THE TENNIS TRAINING : Equipment gives you the closest simulation of live play, while practicing off-court, just 2 minutes per day can perfect your technique and lock in 'new' muscle memory.
  • ★NICE GIFT: Great gift for your friends, family members and children who love playing tennis and it can help to improve your stroke action, footwork and hitting precision control, skills of tennis, suitable for many places like garden, park, etc.
  • ★100% SERVICE: If you are confused about the quality of the product or have any other questions, you can email us and we will be happy to solve the problem for you. If you are not satisfied or inappropriate about the product, you can contact us and we will give you a satisfactory answer.
The cost is   $144 and when you are done with it, you can easily resell it to another recovering pickleball player and retrieve most of your initial investment.

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