Tennis serve toss aid
OwnerMark Waltoninventor
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A tennis serve toss aid comprising: 1) a ring member to be placed on a finger of the non-racket holding hand of a tennis player, 2) a bowl member that holds the tennis ball, and 3) a connector member that allows the bowl member to be attached to the ring member in a variety of orientations, The tennis serve toss training aid trains the tennis player to control the tennis ball without use of the fingers to release the ball, supinate the palm, lock the wrist and elbow, and use the tossing arm as a simple lever which moves from a down position to an up position. As the arm moves to an up position the ball is released from the bowl member due to inertia. This allows the tennis player to be able to repeatedly toss the tennis ball to substantially the same position in the air where it can be struck consistently with the tennis racket to deliver the serve.
A tennis serve toss aid, which is comprised of:
A tennis serve toss aid, which is comprised of:
A tennis serve toss aid, which is comprised of a plurality of thimbles adhered together, wherein each thimble of the plurality of thimbles attach to the tip of each finger and thumb such that the placement of the fingers and thumb cause the hand to form a cradle.
A method of using a tennis serve toss aid comprising:
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