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The Original – 80 Minutes “Consistent Tennis Wins” has it all! You’ll understand why inconsistencies happen and learn how to program your muscles to prevent them. Learn how to prevent two of the biggest problems in tennis. In a series of twenty-seven lessons, Tom Avery gives you the keys to consistent play on all your strokes. Learn the two most important factors for consistent play. Then, put these proven techniques into practice and you’ll be pleasantly surprised that in a short period of time you’re playing much more consistently.
“I’m very confident that, when you put these proven techniques into practice, you will become a more consistent player.”

Tom Avery USPTA

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Strategy for Singles & Doubles – 47 Minutes

Watch point sequences that will show you:

Where to hit your shots for high percentage play in both singles and doubles.

Why hitting to certain areas and understanding court geometry is to your advantage.

Added bonus expert advice on:

The slice backhand
How to deal with today’s high bouncing topspin.

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The Serve – 45 Minutes Generally regarded as the most difficult stroke in the game, the service motion is clearly explained, and easier than ever before. Discover for yourself how amazingly simple it can be to develop power and consistency.

Don’t miss this opportunity to improve your serve!

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The Backhand – 60 Minutes The backhand has always been regarded as one of the more difficult strokes in the game. Yet in reality it’s the most pleasurable shot in tennis. Many players cringe when they see a ball hit to their backhand. There’s no need to cringe anymore. You’ll be amazed at how the knowledge of some key ingredients can make a huge difference.

Both the one-handed and two handed are covered extensively in this all encompassing video.

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Grooving Consistent Strokes – 65 Minutes

If you thought you could never improve your tennis in your living room, think again. Tom Avery’s “Grooving Consistent Strokes” will have you movin’, groovin’ and improvin’. Learn how to prevent hitting in the net, hitting beyond the baseline and how to hit the ball straight to your opponent’s weakness. All of this set to up tempo music in a series of drills you can practice right at home.

Next time you step on the court you will experience a huge difference.

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Return Of Serve – 45 Minutes

Match statistics are now showing that the player who returns serve better usually wins the match. The return of serve is a shot that’s usually not practiced enough, although similar to forehands and backhands, it should be practiced on its own. This video will teach you the techniques needed to improve your return of serve and to practice it correctly.

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Get To The Net and Win – 48 Minutes

“If you can get to the net in good position, you should win the point two out of three times, assuming you can volley and hit overheads well. This video will teach you how to get to the net and what to do when you’re there.” Tom Avery

Get to the Net and Win will teach you:

• Why the net is where you want to be to win more often
• When you should go to the net
• The strokes and techniques you’ll need to play the net successfully

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Specialty Shots

“This video is about specialty shots. Shots that are not hit that often but necessary ones. These are the shots that can get you out of trouble and can take your opponent by surprise.”
Tom Avery

Specialty Shots will teach you:

• Lob-Defensive, Offensive, and Tactical
• The Squash Shot
• Half-volley
• Drop Shot
• Drop Volley
• The Bucharest Backfire
• The Tweener
• The Backhand Overhead

This DVD also includes the tennis music video THE TENNIS BLUES

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The Complete Series Volumes I – VIII

Over 7 Hours of Indispensable Instruction

“Consistency is the backbone of all successful players. I’m confident these DVD’s will give you an insider’s grasp of how to play consistent tennis and win more often.” Tom Avery

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Improve Your Tennis In 38 Minutes

This video is a shortened version of Consistent Tennis Wins V “Grooving Consistent Strokes” at a SUPER PRICE.

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NEW! NOW AVAILABLE

Consistent Tennis Wins in Paperback
COVERS COMMON TENNIS PROBLEMS AND THERE SOLUTIONSBelow are a few of the problems listed:

• “WHEN I TRY TO HIT MY FOREHAND WITH TOPSPIN I LOSE CONTROL”
• “I CAN’T SEEM TO HIT ANY TOPSPIN WITH MY BACKHAND”
• “MY SLICE BACKHAND KEEPS GOING IN THE NET”
• “I CAN’T SEEM TO HIT MANY VOLLEYS FOR WINNERS”
• “MY SERVES ARE CONTINUALLY GOING LONG”

AND MUCH MORE!

Under each solution there are: Two Key Points to Remember…which will enable you to create new patterns that lead to more consistent strokes.

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It’s been said “Inconsistency is the Achilles’ heel of most tennis players.” Inconsistency loses matches. In fact, if you can get the ball back in play just one more time than you’re doing now you can win 33% more matches. Are you the type of player who’s hitting well, then all of a sudden your next shot hits the back fence or the bottom of the net? You look at your racquet and wonder what happened on that one. If you’ve experienced this scenario, or would like to be a more consistent player, this book can help you. It will help you understand why inconsistencies occur and how to correct them.

This eBook will not be downloaded to your computer, it is a CD which will be sent through the mail.

Has enough weight for power and easy to maneuver. Great for players who take a big swing at the ball, the ultimate control racquet.

Weight - Strung 12.4oz.
Balance - 30.50cm (12 Points Head Light)
Beam - 19mm
Stiffness - 65
Swingweight - 322
Composition - 100% graphite
Length - 27 inches
String Pattern - 16 mains 20 crosses
Head size - 95 sq. in.

Slightly heavier and not as head light, offers more power with less effort.

Weight - Strung 12.6oz.
Balance - 32.10cm (7 Points Head Light)
Beam - 19mm
Stiffness - 65
Swingweight - 350
Composition - 100% graphite
Length - 27 inches
String Pattern - 16 mains 20 crosses
Head size - 95 sq. in.

Larger head size delivers more power in an easy to maneuver head light frame.

Weight - Strung 12.4oz.
Balance - 31.10cm (10 Points Head Light)
Beam - 19mm
Stiffness - 65
Swingweight - 322
Composition - 100% graphite
Length - 27 inches
String Pattern - 16 mains 19 crosses
Head size - 110 sq. in.

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• Dimensions: L30″ x H14.5″ x D10″
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Backhand – The Grip

Backhand – The Inside Out Swing Keeps the Racquet on Line

Backhand – The Inside Out Swing

Backhand – The Loop Swing

Backhand – Technique

Backhand – Closed Face Racquet = Vertical Racquet at Contact

Backhand – Early Preparation is Essential

Backhand – Footwork

Backhand – How to Hit with Power

Backhand – Make the Shoulder the Hinge

Backhand – Ready Position

Backhand – Stay Loose for Power

Backhand – The Finish

Backhand – The Forward Swing

Backhand – The Forward Swing 2

Backswing is Crucial for Consistency

Breathing Techniques for Consistency

Consistency on Approach Shots

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Doubles Strategy – The Receiver

Doubles Strategy – The Server

Doubles Strategy – The Servers Partner

Doubles Strategy – When All Four Players Are at the Net

Doubles Strategy – Where Should You Serve

Grooving Consistency – Backhand Basics to Prevent Hitting Shots in the Net

Grooving Consistency – Backhand Basics to Prevent the Ball Going Long

Grooving Consistency – Hit the Ball Straight to Your Opponents Weakness

Grooving Consistency – How to Be Consistently Vertical With the Backhand

Grooving Consistency – How to Hit the Backhand to Your Target

Grooving Consistency – Increase Control by Using the Palm of the Hand

Grooving Consistency – Know Why Errors Occur and How to Correct Them

Grooving Consistency – Preventing Backhand Volleys Going in the Net

Grooving Consistency – Preventing Backhand Volleys Going Long

Grooving Consistency – Preventing Forehand Volleys Going in the Net

Grooving Consistency – Preventing Forehand Volleys Going Long

Grooving Consistency – Preventing Serves Volleys Going in the Net

Grooving Consistency – Prevent Serves Going Long

Grooving Consistency – Backhand Grip and Ready Position

Grooving Consistency – The Basics of Clearing the Net

Grooving Consistency – The Basics to Prevent Shots Beyond the Baseline

Grooving Consistency – The Forehand Grip and Ready Position

Grooving Consistency – The Serve Grip

Grooving Consistency – The Volley Grip and Ready Position

Grooving Consistency – Two-Handed Backhand Grip and Ready Position

Grooving Consistency – Two-Handed Backhand How to Hit to Your Desired Target

Grooving Consistency – Two-Handed Backhand How to Prevent Hitting Shots Beyond the Baseline

Grooving Consistency – Two-Handed Backhand How to Prevent Hitting Shots in the Net

Grooving Consistency – Use Your Mistakes to Help You Play Better

Grooving Consistency – Why Bend the Knees

Grooving Consistency – How to Deal With Todays Heavy Topspin

Grooving Consistency – An Off-Court Drill That Works Wonders

Grooving Consistency – Backhand Basics to Prevent Shots Going in the Net

Grooving Consistency – Backhand Basics to Prevent Shots Going Beyond the Baseline

Grooving Consistency – Be Early and Be Balanced

Grooving Consistency – Groove the Muscle Memory Pattern for Success

Groundstrokes – A Great Drill for Consistency

Groundstrokes – How to Generate Power

Groundstrokes – Knowing Your Grip is Essential

Groundstrokes – Practice Methods to Correct Hitting in the Net

Groundstrokes – Why the Ball Goes in the Net and How to Correct It

Groundstrokes – Why the Ball Goes Long and How to Correct It

How To Take Your Game To The Next Level

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Lobs – Defensive Lob Technique

Lobs – How to Practice Defensive Lobs

Lobs – Practicing Offensive Lobs

Lobs – Tactical Lob 1

Lobs – Tactical Lob 2

Lobs – Tactical Lob 3

Lobs – The Offensive Lob

Lobs – Why the Ball is Going Long and Practice Methods to Correct It

Lobs – Why the Ball is Landing Short and Practice Methods to Correct It

Lobs – Why You Need Them

Net Play – The Swinging Volley

Net Play – Approach Shots and Types of Spin

Net Play – Court Geometry Favors the Net Player

Net Play – Finding Your Short Ball Range

Net Play – Footwork for the Overhead

Net Play – How to Prevent Topspin Approach Shots Going in the Net

Net Play – How to Prevent Overheads Going in Net

Net Play – How to Prevent Overheads Going Long

Net Play – How to Prevent Underspin Approach Shots Going in the Net

Net Play – How to Prevent Underspin Approach Shots Going Long

Net Play – Make Things Happen

Net Play – Mid-Court Volleys

Net Play – Once You Reach Ideal Volley Position What’s Next

Net Play – Placement for Overheads

Net Play – Short Ball Ranges Vary

Net Play – The Final Word on the Volley

Net Play – The Flat Approach Shot

Net Play – The Topspin Approach Shot

Net Play – The Underspin Approach Shot

Net Play – The Volley Grip

Net Play – Two Drills to Improve Your Volley

Net Play – Two Reasons Topspin Approach Shots Go Long

Net Play – Volley Technique the Backhand

Net Play – Volley Technique the Forehand

Net Play – Where Should I Hit My Approach Shots?

Net Play – Why Go to the Net

Net Play – You Need a Reliable Overhead

Overhead – Why the Ball Goes in the Net and Practice Methods to Correct It

Overhead – Why the Ball Goes Long and Practice Methods to Correct It

Review of Groundstrokes

Return of Serve – Technique #4 Against Slow Serves

Return of Serve – Dealing With a Lefthander

Return of Serve – Have the Right Mentality

Return of Serve – How Far Back or Close in Should You Stand for First Serves

Return of Serve – How to Deal With a Heavy Topspin Serve

Return of Serve – How to Deal With Slice Serves

Return of Serve – How to Deal With Slow Serves

Return of Serve – How to Deal With the Serve and Volleyer

Return of Serve – Key Ingredients You Need

Return of Serve – Know the Servers Strength and Weaknesses

Return of Serve – Needs to Be Practiced on Its Own

Return of Serve – Practice Your return as a Stroke By Itself

Return of Serve – Technique #1 Against Slow Serves

Return of Serve – Technique #2 Against Slow Serves

Return of Serve – Technique #3 Against Slow Serves

Return of Serve – The Grip

Return of Serve – Where Should I Hit My Return of Serve

Return of Serve – Where Should You Stand to Return Serve?

Return of Serve – Why So Important

Serve – Why the Ball Goes in the Net and Practce Methods to Correct It