How Tennis Players Use the Tourna Reflex Ball

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Check out our favorite ways to work on speed and footwork with the Reflex Ball!
This content was filmed before the COVID-19 pandemic as stated in the description above.
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[@dimep.7232]

During lock down I used the reflex ball against the wall such as last exercise in this video and playing this week with my partner I was better on returning serve. Really I felt the difference and my partner didn't know how I did that lol. You're more explosive and more agressive. I also added some shadow tennis with the wall exercise. Once you catch the ball after the bounce, you simulate a forehand or backhand or a voley if the ball bounce near the wall. 👍👍

[@Kkasidej26]

This! This video is what I’ve been looking for, thanks for the clear advice Tennis Warehouse!

[@tenniseuphoria5012]

Good product !

[@littleninja71]

I've had one of these for over a decade, love it! Not sure how your participants were able to get it to bounce so consistently in the same direction! My experience has been that this ball will bounce in very random directions compared to the direction it's thrown/bounced. Regardless - its a great reflex trainer! I like to use it at the end of a workout - you're worn out and squeeze every last ounce of energy out by having to concentrate!

[@air_preep]

It looks like the bubbly and boxy build would mean it would bounce all over, right?

[@littleninja71]

@@air_preep absolutely - sometimes its maddening how crazy of a bounce this ball will take. like a squirrel in traffic

[@tiarnanquinn1900]

I'd say they just show the highlights. Because it wouldn't really be good advertising if they showed the ball not being a lot of fun. That's just what I think

[@nostro1001]

Prop to Erik for having the wheels, he was having to move.
Great work!!!

[@Anonimowy_Jutuber]

1. Does the product perform well on other surfaces? E.g. on a clay court?
2. How hard are these balls?

[@mrfrog235]

Ooooo I’ve never seen that before

[@devinblackburn7700]

Are you not in San Luis Obispo anymore??

[@tenniswarehouse]

@Devin Blackburn,
We have a location in Alpharetta, Georgia! Both Kristen and Erik are over there, while the rest of us are still in San Luis Obispo! Have you seen some of our global reviews with both the California and Georgia playtesters?!
Michelle, TW

[@sachinrajpal76]

First
Btw great vid

[@sktoreon7]

Your pets will bite you for the inconsistency. XD

[@gabemanabat7027]

So it does everything a regular tennis ball does....

[@tenniswarehouse]

Not quite. It is designed to make irregular bounces, so that you have to react very quickly, and stay on your toes, so to speak. Great for helping to increase reaction times, and fast twitch muscle fibers. Troy, TW

[@gabemanabat7027]

Tennis Warehouse got it!

[@mr.ajgarcia7293]

@@tenniswarehouse but wouldnt a tennis ball work better? or even a handball?

[@mr.ajgarcia7293]

@@gabemanabat7027 i dont get it... im not even trying to troll lols, i was looking up stuff about the other reflex ball and came across this confusing thing.

[@gabemanabat7027]

@@mr.ajgarcia7293 well it’s basically just training your response time I guess not really your strokes. The ball just bounces irregularly not like a regular tennis ball. Makes sense in theory.