“Wow this is so much better than other products I purchased, and it is half the price. This is great, and more compact than the other product. I was hesitant to film actual matches with the other product because it was bulky and intimidating and might offend the opponent, or opponents parents. With this Qm-1
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“Rafael loved your product and wants to buy two more. He’s taking them to Spain to leave with a coach who will be shooting matches for use with our Match Analysis Service.”
Short blurb from a Florida Tennis Pro; ”I love my QM-1 and use it all the time” :)
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George (a very good 4.5 player) was visiting Denver and we hit some over at Wash Park. He ended up buying the QM-1 after seeing it mounted on the fence. He plans on using it as an instructional aid for his doubles tennis game. Not to mention the fun of seeing himself in match
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Here’s a link to the USPTA Intermountain Tennis Association, my home group. Many members use the QM-1 on a regular basis. Click here.
Just finished a great tennis conference featuring, amongst a host of others, Brett Hobden, an enthusiastic and knowledgable tennis pro. Brett works with lots of players, especially juniors. I asked him if her ever uses video analysis, and he enthusiastically replied “Yes!” One use that he immediately identified was the “problem” player who doesn’t
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Denver University has been on a roll lately, tqking out San Diego State this week by a 6 to 1 score. It’s fun to watch these college matches and you can learn a lot by watching their strokes, strategy and so on. Here’s a 4 minute quick video clip of some DU action. DU vs
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Most of our sales come not from first time internet searchers, but word of mouth. I often get comments (always favorable, thanks!) about the QM-1. Here’s a recent quote from Ben in Omaha: “Ordered your product late Thursday night and recieved it Monday. That was awesome because my daughter had a match Monday and it worked
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We have just received the official red-ribbon copy of the patent for the QM-1 Portable Camera Support. Patent Number 8,152,389. It’s pretty exciting to have actually applied for and received a patent! It’s also exciting to see just how popular it is and the positive feed back is tremendous, so thank you all for your
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Received this email from Deborah H. on April 16, 2012: Thank you so much for the QM-1 and Vado that I ordered last year. It has been so helpful for my son- who plays Jr. Opens to see his matches. It is easy to use and set up. So glad it is light and small,too.
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Here’s an interesting tennis-focused website that covers a myriad of issues. Seems they bought a QM-1 for their own use and now are posting an informative article on it. Click here for the link to TennisIdentity.
We tried out the Canon HR R20 Camcorder for use in recording tennis matches this weekend and our first impression is that this is an excellent camera for tennis, with a couple of caveats. Well, maybe only one of real concern – it has a relatively short battery life, about an hour and fifteen minutes.
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Here’s an opportunity. I shot a match a month ago of one of my teammates on the 4.5 men’s league. And now I play him in the semi’s of the Denver City Open, Men’s 60′s. Scouting report: He’s a clay-courter, slicer and dicer and hit drop shots with deadly accuracy if you ever are behind
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Alan bought his QM-1 a month ago and called to report that he bought a new camera which is working great. It’s a Sony Handycam PJ-10. He added a third party wide angle lens and it works great “just like tv” he said, with very little “fisheye” effect. He also mentioned that many of
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Well, I feel a little chastised right now. Someone asked if the QM-1 could be mounted directly into the wire mesh of the fence. My first response was no….and then I decided to take another look, and lo and behold, it not only works, but it works really well and is extremely easy to do.
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George Wachtel has put together a great blog for seniors. Rich in information on a wide variety of topics. Here’s the link: Click Here
Danny Westerman of Denver University says: ”We always take the QM-1 with us on road trips. The guys love to watch their matches in the evenings while we’re on the road”
This the the text of a review by “Ultimate Tennis Equipment”. The QM-1 has so many uses that it is almost too difficult to comment on each one of them. Off the bat, one might look at the device and think that it doesn’t warrant a price tag of $69. While at first this may appear
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Here’s a short 18 sec video from my tournament match yesterday. See what shot you would have made, then see what my opponent did. (By the way, my ego insists that I say we won the match, despite his great shot-making!) Click here to see the video, which will open in a new tab. Recorded
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Here’s a link to a very informative video by Oncourt/Offcourt. I often practice against the wall, and Joe has some interesting comments. You can also mount your QM-1 on a fence and watch your strokes to see how you’re doing. Great tennis practice. Click here to go to YouTube and use your back
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Reading through Rafael Nadal’s new book “Rafa”, I liked this quote so much and it seemed so appropriate to this website that I put it on the home page. Here it is again: “Toni and I watch a lot of tennis videos, especially of my games, both ones that I’ve won and the ones that
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The purpose of this “Tennis Blog” is to allow interested tennis players, coaches and parents of tennis players to share what they may have learned in recording their tennis matches. Maybe tips on how they have used the QM-1, or on video equipment in general and how they got the best results.
Ran into these guys at the Denver Tennis Club the other day and did a stealth interview on the first guy. Click here to see the “stealth” interview!! One of my favorites.
Head Tennis Coach Marty Coynes, Bloomsburg University "This mount is so functional it puts to shame any others. It was designed by someone who thought it through. I paid over $200 for another mount that is a pain to use. With the QM-1 I just mark the mount [where to angle the bracket] and the kids can't screw it up. We bought two last spring and that's why we just ordered three more. We do a ton of video work with our tennis teams and these mounts are easy to work with and even harder to mess up with.
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