Recent content by S_Campbell10

My main use for a ball machine is to be able to go out and hit, say 50 forehands to a specific part of the court, then hit 50 backhands in the same manner. I plan to use the ball machine along with hitting with a pro, which will allow me to practice any specific things we go over in a lesson...

Yeah, I agree that the additional charge for the remote is lame, but I'm willing to spend the extra $ for the lobster if it is indeed better than the Silent Partner.

Posted earlier asking about the Silent Partner Smart (Top of the Line Version) versus other ball machines. Well, I think I have narrowed my choice down to the SP Smart (AC/DC) or the Lobster V LE. So, if anyone is interested in leaving feedback on either machine, I would really appreciate it...

Okay, I've been researching and lurking around here reading about various ball machines. I am ready to pull the trigger, and I have approximately $2,500 for a ball machine. I want top of the line for personal use, not teaching. So, I'm really just looking for personal experience (okay, even...

This is akin to a tee used in T-Ball for little kids. Having the ball sitting still, in a set position, allows kids to focus on the ball, while coaches can instruct them on their swing and how to stand correctly in the batters box. This seems like a decent tool for a beginner, but I would say...

Anyone on here ever use or have a Playmate ball machine? I think they only make two models, the "half volley" and the "volley". I saw the demonstration video, and it seems like a good machine. Can anyone compare it to the Silent Partner? The "volley" is $1695 MSRP, which I think is pretty...