SnappyWrist^TM

Description

The SnappyWrist™ swing wrist training aid is a powerful patent pending training tool that provides tactile and auditory feedback to help you feel the proper tennis strokes in a more gentle way than the PermaWrist™ wrist training aid. The SnappyWrist™ wrist training aid makes a snapping sound when the wrist is laid back to form a proper 90 degree angle between the racket and forearm which is critical to develop effortless power and reduce the chance of tennis elbow injury.

Volley:
At the ready position, the training aid should be in the clicked position. The wrist should be locked in that clicked position throughout the swing. This allows you to hit with the wrist laid back just like the pros do.

Forehand and One-handed Backhand Groundstrokes, and Backhand Slice:
At the ready position or during a backswing, lay the wrist back and hear the training aid “click”. The training aid should be in that clicked position until after striking the ball. This allows you to hit with the wrist laid back just like the pros do. If the training aid unclicks during a forward swing before contact, you have improperly “flicked” your wrist. Ideally, the training aid should not unclick once it is in the clicked position. However, it is acceptable for the training aid to “unclick” during the follow-through after contact.

Two-handed Backhand:
The instruction is the same as that for forehand, except that the training aid is worn on your left hand.

How To Wear The Training Aid:
Place the training aid on top of the wrist with your palm facing down so the metal insert inside the sleeve points to your middle finger. Insert the semi-circular end (Velcro end) of the band through the plastic loop and adjust the band diameter by pulling on the semi-circular end. When comfortable position has been found, press the Velcro hooks over the band to lock the band in place.