Tenn Tube Instructions
To pickup, press Tenn-Tube over tennis ball
To empty, turn upside down
To retain and carry balls, pull the rubber band over the end of the Tenn-Tube and under both fence hooks
Tenn-Tube “RELEASE & HIT” method: place your non-racket hand on the emptying end of the tube, rest your Tenn-Tube against the shoulder, and you’re ready to release one ball at a time !
The ball release is controlled by simply resting the Tenn-Tube on the little finger. The third finger prevents the balls from rolling out. The thumb and first two fingers control the release of the balls, one at a time.
The Junior/Coach/Travel (15 ball) Tenn Tube is 36″s long, So you can easily check/measure the net height at the Center Strap.
Additionally hangs on a standard size cart with wheels and does not drag making for easy cart mobility.
Plus, the Tenn Tube is a convenient place to drop dead tennis balls to remove them from play.
Junior/Coach/Travel (15 ball) Tenn Tube is 36″s long, so you can easily check/measure the net height at the Center Strap.
Additionally hangs on a standard size cart with wheels and does not drag making for easy cart mobility.
Plus, the Tenn Tube is a convenient place to drop dead tennis balls to remove them from play.
The Player (18 ball), 42 Inches, Additionally Used as a Singles Stick.
The Player (18 ball), 42 Inches, Additionally Used as a Singles Stick.
Player using a Tenn tube to practice her service ball toss / placement
Place and hold a Tenn-Tube between your elbows and body. If you take a big back-swing, reach too far forward, or to the side, the Tenn-Tube will drop. To keep the Tenn-Tube from dropping, you need to hit the ball the perfect distance ‘out-in-front’
The Perfect Pickup!
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