Making a tool that allows us to realize our vision in a faster, richer, and more meaningful way is well worth the short term investment for the long term benefits. It is very important that the primary purpose of this tool is to allow us to create better work. We want to iterate on it and make it better as we learn more from the process of using it. It is important that we are motivated almost exclusively by the betterment of our work, and not by making money. We will make money from creating great stories, not selling overpriced niche software.
We have been accused of trying to rethink the way things are done. They lack the ability to dream of a better way. They don't push the human race forward. They discourage change. I hope you do not ignore them, but defy them. Should other people want to use our tools to create something great, nothing should stand in the way of that. Additionally, we think it's important to listen to feedback and ideas, and if possible integrate the truly best ideas into the tool.
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Storyboarder, at the highest level, is a drawing organizer. It makes drawing and ordering drawings simpler. You could do this with a stack of paper and a pencil. Anyone who makes broad claims otherwise is a liar. I invite you to use our tools freely. Please send us feedback, ideas, and suggestions. Feel free to share your work with us. We would love to see it. I also invite you to look at what we are working on - the reason why we made this tool.
We are looking for people to join our team. If you are compelled by it, we would love to hear from you. Actually, either way, we would love to hear from you! Stories Technology Jobs About. Set of helpful tools to help develop your screenplay. Storyboarder The best way to visualize your story. Download for Free.
Version 1. Storyboarder makes it easy to visualize a story as fast you can draw stick figures. Quickly draw to test if a story idea works. Create and show animatics to others. We'll show you, step by step, exactly how to run the best practices for your teams. Whether you have 4, 6, 8, 12, or even 24 players on just ONE court, we have you covered College Tennis Coaches If you're a college coach and busy with recruiting, running practices, scouting, and coaching your players, you likely have little time to plan every practice session or come up with drills that help YOUR team's specific needs.
Our drills library will be a treasure trove of endless ideas of what to do on the court with your team. Coupled with our advanced search feature, you'll be able to narrow down specific drills for exactly what your team needs, so they can improve faster and win more matches. Club Owners If you're a facility owner, you know your pro staff can make or break your tennis business.
Remember, most of your pros spends the majority of their time on the court teaching your members. In fact, it's how that make themselves and the club money! So, the number ONE thing a club owner should do is make sure that the on-court teaching is world-class Frequently Asked Questions How long will my subscription last? Our minimum option is a single month. We have no terms and we allow you to cancel at anytime. What happens if I decide to cancel my membership?
Obviously, we'd love it if all of our members stuck around forever - but we know that that's never going to happen! For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. We set out to create something new. A tennis ball launcher that was equally portable, affordable and incredible. Hit the courts solo anytime, anywhere. Slinger Bag is lightweight and portable. You can carry it, roll it and easily store it in the trunk of your car. On the court, Slinger Bag can be set up to start launching balls within 1 minute The perfect serve motion in 10 minutes!
It never ceases to amaze me when I see it. From there, we can work on the toss and their timing. To use the ServeMaster all you need is a tennis court. No ball, racket or special equipment is needed. Here is how Lisa Dodson, the creator of the ServeMaster, advises beginners to use it. Later in this post, I talk about the advanced version.
These six steps are how all beginners and children should start learning with the ServeMaster. It also trains the body to use the basic swing path of all advanced serves. If you stop the motion at any point, the balls will likely hit your body. Bam — instant feedback! A couple of key points that Lisa mentions in her videos is the use of the left hand and right leg in the serve for righties. It does this by coming down and to the left side. At the same time, the right leg is pushing off the ground, propelling the hitting arm and body upwards.
Not to burden you with a thousand things, but there are more key points Lisa mentions. Here are two: keeping your head up and hitting out in front. If the head drops, the body will likely drop too, not allowing for contact at maximum height. Lisa also stresses hitting the serve out in front. During your swing, the highest point of the balls will be the contact point on the ball. I told you earlier that the ServeMaster teaches proper pronation naturally. For righties, when you begin the swing make sure your palm is facing to the left.
As you swing up, your palm will turn to face the court directly at impact the zenith of the swing. Right after you reach the zenith, your palm will start moving to the right. After it does, just continue your motion in that position, with the right arm finishing its follow through to the left side of the body. Once you master the basic swing path just explained, you can begin to practice the complete serve motion.
This will incorporate an actual toss, take back, and knee bend. Follow these instructions for the advanced use of the ServeMaster.
Remember, they are written for the right-handed player. Lefties just use the opposite hand or arm. All the top professional players that serve with their right hand land on their left foot. So if you have no physical limitations, you should always land with your weight on the left foot. Just practice steps without the jump to get the feel of the swing.
Once you have it, you can then incorporate step 6. A few important key are to be noted here. One, bend your knees when you reach the L-Shape position with your arm.
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