If you can’t figure out what’s wrong with your serve technique… we solved that problem.
Introducing ServeLab
Dr. Mark Kovacs has a lab in Atlanta, GA where he’ll give you a complete analysis of your serve’s Kinetic Chain and show you the breaks.
Thanks to computer vision, which allows a computer to see and measure what’s in a video, we were able to put the lab on your phone.
Just film your serve, and in a few minutes you’ll get your analysis and the drills you need to do to fix what’s wrong with your technique.
Bonus #1: Forehand
The pros trust their forehand technique, so they don’t have any doubts about swinging away. That could be you when the forehand version of ServeLab is ready in a few months.
When it goes live, it will be part of a more expensive subscription tier, but if you join ServeLab today, we’ll include it for free as part of your ServeLab subscription.
Bonus #2: Backhand
“I can’t hurt anyone with my backhand” — that’s typically what players tell me. But it could become a weapon when the backhand version of ServeLab is ready, also in a few months.
When it goes live, it will be part of a more expensive subscription tier, but if you join ServeLab today, we’ll include it for free as part of your ServeLab subscription.
Grandfathered pricing
I’ve put together what I think is a great deal. If you’re a Netflix subscriber, you’ve probably noticed that they keep raising the price. Well, when you join ServeLab before the deadline, we’re going to grandfather you in at the introductory price of $99/year.
What that means is, while your serve power is about to dramatically increase, the price of ServeLab never will.
Buy the serve, get the forehand and backhand free!
In other words, lock in $99/year forever thanks to grandfathered pricing
Forehand and Backhand included free when they launch