Tennis Twist Ball Machine

I am a 3.5 level player. I was looking for a ball machine that was lightweight and portable. I have tried this ball machine twice so far. You can't adjust the speed, which is okay with me. I just move the Tennis Twist to different parts of the court depending on what I am working on. It holds just 28 balls. I got the battery operated one so I can use outdoors sometimes. Make sure when hitting that you run to turn it off when you have one ball left as it is not good for the machine to be running when there are no balls. There are a few videos you can find online with some practice drills. Very happy with my purchase so far. I received my order in a timely fashion.

Do you really need a fancy ball machine that costs $1k? Ever watch pros practice? A lot of times they practice with someone just hand feeding them. The twist is essentially that... if hand feeds balls at 5 different heights so you can really work on specific shots, technique and footwork. Holds about 37 balls and can you can still get a good workout and drill with it just as if a pro was feeding you balls. Far more worth the money than spending hundreds more and you can accomplish more purposeful and useful practice.

Really like it! very basic but serves the purpose!

Good machine not just for beginners but for all levels to practice their strokes. The throws aren't too consistent though

Even a senior who started to play later in life (75) can benefit from this machine. While I do not expect a hot rocket launcher this is ok. I practice ground strokes to get my body and form into position. Until I got this, my constant complaint was "I have nobody to play with." this will do me just fin for now. It fits my body and pocketbook.