louis netman
Hall of Fame
I have come to rely on ball throwing machines for a number of repetition drills for my students, in addition to correcting incorrect muscle memory. After a fairly recent life-altering auto accident, I use them more than ever. I have owned and currently own many Tennis Tutors (TT) over the years including the standard TT, the Pro-lite and the Shotmaker; a large A/C only unit which is stationed on a backyard training court.
I have also been impressed with the helpful staff over the years. However, recently, my main units have been letting me down, sometimes in embarrassing fashion. Issues like intermittent remote control function, ball height & depth fluctuations, etc. Although I'm a relatively technical person and do my own repairs and parts swaps, I recently had the service department examine and test them. They say all is well.
On the contrary, I should, perhaps, send them a video of the machines in use...
Interestingly, in researching online reviews, rating websites never mention the TT in their top 10 lists. Why is this? Can anyone who has experienced TT offer some sound advice or reasons to switch to another machine?
Thanks in advance!
I have also been impressed with the helpful staff over the years. However, recently, my main units have been letting me down, sometimes in embarrassing fashion. Issues like intermittent remote control function, ball height & depth fluctuations, etc. Although I'm a relatively technical person and do my own repairs and parts swaps, I recently had the service department examine and test them. They say all is well.
On the contrary, I should, perhaps, send them a video of the machines in use...
Interestingly, in researching online reviews, rating websites never mention the TT in their top 10 lists. Why is this? Can anyone who has experienced TT offer some sound advice or reasons to switch to another machine?
Thanks in advance!
