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1 comments about Secrets of Power Racquetball: The Outdoor Game.

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1 comments about Play Better Racquetball: Skills and Drills.

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5 comments about Advanced Racquetball.

1. The drills & all that's OK, but I was expecting to see examples via real-play action.
   
   After all, that's how you learn the most, since players doing drills don't have the same pressure than during a real game.



2. Drills for the open player wanabe. Very little use to the local hacker trying to improve his game thru strategy. As a C player I was disappointed.



3. I was hoping for a video that showed different shots and serves. It was basically a video of him giving a lesson to people of different skill sets. Price was a little steep for what I received.



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5. ...I'd like to have the advantage if we ever play one another. I currently am a B League player. Any five-minute segment of this DVD would be worth the total price. Not to be too negative, but this blows away the other DVDs I bought before it. It is incredible that Mr. Winterton is clearly giving away so much information on improving your game for this price when he has camps and other ways of generating higher revenue. Sorry to show my ignorance, but being newish to racquetball, I had not heard of him before reviewing this item for purchase. It is clear he knows the game extremely well in both his credentials and his way of simplifying each tidbit that the subjects could improve. I am confident that this instructional video will drastically reduce the amount of time it takes me to move up to the A level... and hopefully up from there. If I don't move up to the A level in the next 3 months, I'll be sure to update my review and explain how I have fowled up this incredible tool. I apologize that this review seems unrealistically positive.

5 comments about Beginning Racquetball: Skills and Drills.

1. I've been playing Raquetball solo for a few weeks now. I'm coming at it with virtually no knowledge except seeing some other people play as I pass by the courts. I bought a book and this video. While the book is very well written and illustrated, it wasn't much help beyond selecting equipement. This video, on the other had, is an excellent introduction for the beginner. I can recommend it highly. It would be easier to list my few small complaints: it would have been helpful to see some of the drills from more than one angle or closer in some cases. The video moves very quickly from one drill to another. You'll have to watch it a few times to digest it. Winterton seems to be addressing an off-camera audience of instructors rather than the video audience, so sometimes the commentary drifts from instruction on the game to instruction on teaching the game. The model being trained should have had a microphone on him to provide more natural interaction. Finally, the menu isn't as user-friendly as it might be. I would also like to have seen the lessons outlined on the cover art or an insert card. Those are minor compalints, to be sure. I will probably invest in the advanced DVD in a few weeks.



2. I have been playing racquetball for the last couple of years, intermittently. Maybe 1-2 times a month. So I still consider myself a beginner. I found this DVD very useful. It starts off with the very fundamentals, such as stance and grip, and moves on to some advanced strokes and serves. The coach has an easy relaxed style, the quality of filmmaking is decent. I just wish they showed the shots from different views and angles.



3. This needs more microphones and more camera angles. If the angles were better and showed shots from different angles and the back wall you could see where you are supposed to place your shots. Other than that, it's not a bad Dvd. Good drills and skills to practice.



4. Good quality . The price is high . Quick respond and delivery .
   Thanks,
   Viet Le



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