I've had the Eye Coach for about a month, and I've found it to be an excellent tool to practice both point-of-contact focus, and swing mechanics. And it is so much more efficient than organizing a hitting partner, setting up a ball machine, etc. Thanks!

I have worked on the Eye Coach about 12 times so far. I like the way it gets my eye on the ball. It takes some concentration to hit the topspin and to hit the ball and not make that clunky sound that happens on off-center hits but that's what it is for. I use it to warm up before heading to the courts sometimes and it seems to work to engage my eyes to contact the ball correctly.

I use this with my 8 year old and he is adapting well to the eye coach. It is a great supplemental tool to hitting a live tennis ball.

Have only had the Trainer for a few weeks - missed it while away on vacation! Love that it's so portable and sturdy. I can already see the difference in my focus on the ball at the moment of contact.

I have been involved in tennis for over 25 years and whether playing or coaching, perfecting the forehand and backhand are essential. With the Eye Coach, you have a device which not only allows for the smooth and continuous strokes, but instant feedback of miss hits. The Eye Coach should be a foundational part of any serious coach or player. I find I get maximum results by incooperating video for slow-motion playback and analysis.

I am very happy with the eye coach and I have definitely seen improvement with my ground strokes and timing.

I have only had my Eye Coach for a short time, but I can already tell that my eyes are staying with the ball longer when I am playing. The device is solid and well-constructed. Plan to be more disciplined about practicing with it, because I really think it can help me to improve my tennis skills.

I really appreciate that I have this tool at my home that I can use alone anytime to improve my stoke motion, retrain my eye, and set muscle memory.

The Eye Coach is a unique and rewarding tennis tool that really helps improve some key aspects of the game. It is not only a great aide to help you keep your eye on the ball, it also provides the ability to create muscle memory in a very short period of time. The opportunity to focus on the technical aspect of each stroke with constant repetition is not something that can be reproduced on the court. I highly recommend it.

The Eye Coach has energized my 7 year old on her off court days and it has quickly translated onto the court.

I’m very happy with the Eye Coach. I use it almost every day and I think I’m hitting the ball better than before. It also great to practice small technique changes. The winter here in Norway is long and access to play tennis inside is limited. So the Eye Coach is great if you suffer from tennis abstinence.

This is such a great teaching tool. It helps my students understand the low to high motion on their groundstrokes and helps with their hand eye coordination. I highly recommend it for all players.

I have been playing tennis for over thirty years, taken more lessons than I can remember. I have been told a thousand times keep you eye on the ball, don't look up into the court. After using the eye coach for the past month my game has improved and I am looking at the ball at the point of contact and here's the best part,,, winning more sets off my buddies. Thanks a million

I bought The Eye Coach for my 6 yr old son who just started playing tennis several months ago. He seems not able to focus on the ball & always miss the ball. Ever since I got him this, he can now focus on the ball & not missing it. He used it for just 4 times. Big improvement!

It’s absolutely fantastic! Improved my game doing it almost every day. I did recommend it for my tennis buddies and I know that at least 3 of them bought it. Excellent stuff!!!!

since using the eye coach for the last 5 weeks i has gone from a 3.5 player to playing nationally ranked gold bar winners and am getting ready to play pre-qualifying in a masters series event in march. the eye coach is great!!!!

I guess you could call me a "tennis two timer" since I had written a review in May entitled, "Everyone Likes Compliments!" Well, the compliments keep coming, thanks in part to the play of the Eye Coach. A few days ago, I had a solid win against my nemesis and his gracious comments were music to my ears and my ego. This tennis maven confesses to the fact that on occasion when I come across tennis tips : flipping the racquet into the slot, extending forwards- up and across, finding the ball, ATP Forehand a la Federer, eyes on contact longer to promote the kinetic chain, etc., I jump out of my chair and head for the Billie Jean King Eye Coach, sometimes bringing my trusty GoPro. As a gent that desires immediate feedback and someone that appreciates the 6P's (Prior Practice Prevents Piss Poor Performance) - I can attest to the merits of the Eye Coach.

If you are like me and want to play tennis at anytime possible you'll love the Eye Coach. I focused on watching the ball all the way up to the point of contact and the results were fantastic. When the weather is cold play in your home at any time during the day.

I received my Eye Coach two weeks ago and I could not be happier with this product it is well built and I can tell it will stand the test of time. It has improved my game so much the people I play with are asking me what I am doing not sure if I am going to share my new secret weapon :-)

I'm kind of a tennis geek; constantly watching online tennis instruction, doing shadow stroking and working on technical improvement, etc., with the affirmed belief that a good understanding and sound mechanics will form the foundation of a solid game. When I came across the Eye Coach nearly two yeas ago, it seemed like the next best thing to a hitting partner or ball machine - and indeed it is. I live in Canada, where we have a relatively short outdoor season, so the EYE-COACH is the perfect companion in winter, inclement weather, or when I just want to practice my strokes - and can do so in the comfort and convenience of my own home. I still believe in shadow-stroking but the EYE-COACH lets me feel the contact point, allows me to see the angle of the racquet face and if I am well extended at contact and so on. It is so sturdily constructed it will last a lifetime, so for under $200 it's a gift; I'm really glad I made the decision to get one.