🏐 Puredrop Volleyball Training Equipment: The Ultimate Solo Trainer for Serving, Tosses, and Arm Swings - Adjustable Cord and Waist Length, Perfect for Any Volleyball Review

She is 10 years old and in 5th grade. The only problem is that she is small but I would describe her as a small woman who is 5ft tall and weighs 90lbs. The waist size is too big for her so she wraps it around to make it work for her. But she likes to train with him.

Bought this for my daughter and she LOVES it! This allows her to constantly hit the ball instead of chasing after it (half the time). Great workout, helps her build strength in the serving hand and allows her to play alone when I'm not available.

Bought this for my 13 year old daughter. She worked on overhand serve for team tryouts. At first she said she didn't like it. That it looked strange. Rschunimagu. But after trying it, she loved it! She doesn't like chasing balls. Nicely done. A good product

I bought this for my daughter who plays volleyball in high school. Aside from the cable getting in the way at times (which is unavoidable with these types of trainers), it feels useful and works well. My younger kids have put him through some extra football abuse and he seems to be holding up well.

My 13 year old daughter says it has made practicing her serve a lot easier. Instead of chasing the volleyball after each pitch, it bounces back to her. I've tried it myself a few times and you definitely need to keep an eye on it because it's shooting straight at you. But even my older kids enjoy using it to learn how to serve and have learned to be ready to catch its return.

My daughter is a beginner and the best she can do is repetitions with a ball. When she serves me she can serve up about every 90 seconds ; However, if she uses this, she can do 1 rep every 5 seconds. (Oh, and I don't have to attend, bonus). In 10 days, she increased her markups online from 20% to 66% online. Also, she likes to use it. So I don't have to nag her about the training. The only downside is that she broke the old camera trying to practice indoors.

I'm a grown male using this device today for my first serve (regular and jumping) for the first time. After only 25 shots, I noticed a slight pain in the thumb of my right hand (my batting hand). I thought it might go away and kept hitting more and more (about 100 in total). It was the wrong decision. The left, inner side of my right thumb is now black and blue and quite sore. While the concept is good, the design is flawed as the device interferes with normal hand touching of the ball. It may…