On Episode 102 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I explain step by step the different equipment and accesories that you need to record your tennis matches. Recording your matches, practice sessions, and stroke mechanics is hands down one of the best way to improve your game.  The only way to improve is by knowing your strengths […] The post TFP 102: How to Record Your Tennis Matches appeared first on Tennis Files.
On Episode 102 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I explain step by step the different equipment and accesories that you need to record your tennis matches.
Recording your matches, practice sessions, and stroke mechanics is hands down one of the best way to improve your game. The only way to improve is by knowing your strengths and weaknesses, and often we have weaknesses that we never know about unless we watch ourselves on camera.
I walk through the different types of recording devices and accessories you can use, their pros, cons, cost, specific product suggestions, and my recommended full setup for recording yourself playing tennis.
But don't just listen to this episode; take action and start recording and watching yourself play! Trust me, you'll see things you didn't expect and will wish you started recording yourself way earlier in your career.
I hope you enjoy this podcast episode and find it helpful! Let me know what you think about it in the comments below!
On Episode 102 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I explain step by step the different equipment and accesories that you need to record your tennis matches.
Recording your matches, practice sessions, and stroke mechanics is hands down one of the best way to improve your game. Â The only way to improve is by knowing your strengths and weaknesses, and often we have weaknesses that we never know about unless we watch ourselves on camera.
I walk through the different types of recording devices and accessories you can use, their pros, cons, cost, specific product suggestions, and my recommended full setup for recording yourself playing tennis.
But don't just listen to this episode; take action and start recording and watching yourself play! Â Trust me, you'll see things you didn't expect and will wish you started recording yourself way earlier in your career.
I hope you enjoy this podcast episode and find it helpful! Let me know what you think about it in the comments below!
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Recording Devices
Clamps/Tripod
Accessories
SD Card​​​​ (make sure it is compatible with your device)
Books
Complete Conditioning for Tennis (2nd edition)Â - Dr. Mark Kovacs
Tennis Summit Links
Tennis Summit 2019Â - Register for FREE today!
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TFP 075: Q&A Edition — Anticipation, Fitness, Consistency, Technique and More!
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