The Procompare website has been an important teaching tool for me for the past two years. I hard-copied the frame-by-frame photos and made an album that I keep in my tennis bag. I use them on almost a daily basis. There is no better teaching tool than a visual of a pro player executing perfect technique.
Alex Dorato, Yale University, Men's Tennis Coach
There are many tennis instructional sites on the internet these days. Procompare, undoubtedly, is one of the best if not the best site of all! It's a great resource for players and coaches alike. The video clips of the top ATP and WTA players and articles on various subjects are first-class learning tools. One thing I like the most are the printable hitting sequencings of the (rich and famous) players. I use these sequences on-court with my students to re-enforce learning because I feel that a coach should be in a position to prove his coaching through some standard playing practices at the very top! If my students and I can learn from Procompare so can you! Keep it up Procompare team!
Mahboob Khan, PTR-Certified Tennis Teaching Professional. Tennis Program Director, Islamabad Club Coaching Centre, Pakistan.
“I love watching how my favourite players hit their forehands, backhands, serves and volleys, also you can easily print the photos and use them during lessons”
Jack Bishop 15, Junior County Tennis Player In England
“As Head Coach of nationally ranked Francis Marion University, South Carolina, I work with high quality tennis performers on a daily basis. The procompare web site has helped me and my players understand how the worlds best hit the ball. I have seen quicker improvements in player understanding with the use of the video clips”
Garth Thomson Head Tennis Coach Francis Marion University and former Zimbabwe Davis Cup Player
“At The Bromley Tennis Academy we use the extensive video library in conjunction with the computer software to compare our players with the worlds best tennis players. This method has really benefited us and reduced the time that it takes our players to grasp an understanding of what technical changes they are trying to make”
Clint Harris, Head Coach Bromley Tennis Academy, LTA National Performance Coach and former New Zealand Junior Davis Cup player.