I heard just this moment from Juliana, but she was too late, since I ordered it elsewhere... thanks for you help John... (I am still like a little kid, very impatient when I want something...
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It is gzhpcu@bluewin.ch win not wing.
I heard just this moment from Juliana, but she was too late, since I ordered it elsewhere... thanks for you help John... (I am still like a little kid, very impatient when I want something... )
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Phil,
Something strange is going on with your email. I heard from Juliana several times and she sent you a few emails at gzhpcu@bluewing.ch
That's correct right?
Anyway your post above only proves my point regarding the will of a champion!Leave a comment:
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Heard nothing anymore from them Stotty, even though I phoned and used the contact form.
Finally got it from here: http://howtoplaytennis.net/
They charged 78 US dollars for shipping. They shipped it today...Leave a comment:
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I was too optimistic. I spoke to Juliana and she said yesterday morning she would send me an email right away to get my order. Am still waiting...Leave a comment:
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Thanks for clearing that one up and your candid observations. I will drop them an email and ask if I order one if they will ensure it's all lined up correctly before shipping. Being as I am in the UK I am a long way from support.
I like the concept of eye coach.
I never watch the ball anymore because I am always watching the student. I have become expert at hitting a ball where I think it might be...
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I should also mention that you can practice everything you need to on the Eye Coach without blasting away at it. Kids are the biggest offenders but adults seem to want to go bombs away on it too. My feeling is if the base lifts off the ground with weight on it you're hitting it too hard.Leave a comment:
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As to Eye Coach durability it's pretty good. At some point you'll need to replace the ball. I got a spare from them when I ordered my first one and it was quite some time before I needed it. Inevitably you'll have have to tighten the wingnut and secure the weight on the base with the easy to use tools they provide.
On the first Eye Coach I got about three years ago I actually had to have the metal section of the arm welded to the base because the wingnut would loosen up after a couple of hits...that was after a year or so. My new one has been trouble free save for tightening things occasionally. There is one problem with my new one in that the ball doesn't line up evenly with the base. I angle the unit to get an even position but it is a bit annoying. I can only assume this is an anomaly.Leave a comment:
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Stotty,
Will ask Scott about that...I know he says many students initially blast the hell out of it despite admonition...but it's survived that. Suspect it is durable if not indestructable...Leave a comment:
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Let me know how you get on with it...and the shipping costs. I am on the brink of ordering but had the same trouble as you.
My only concern is how durable the apparatus is. I assume the student just strokes the ball when using eye coach. Nevertheless, on a day in day out basis, I wonder what its lifespan is.Last edited by stotty; 11-15-2015, 01:10 PM.Leave a comment:
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Phil,
Here is how to proceed from Joe:
Have Phil contact our office by phone or email. Then we get him a shipping quote when we get his full address. Then he approves it and pays by credit card or PayPal. We do it all the time.
Have him email Juliana@OncourtOffcourt.com. She will be in the office Monday morning.
Joe Dinoffer
President, Oncourt Offcourt, Ltd.Leave a comment:
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