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SETUP INSTRUCTIONS 

 

 

 

Introduction

 

Setting up your Wally Rebounder is quick and easy.  If you haven’t used Rebound boards before, it can 
take a bit of patience and practice to get a good first ball returned and then get consistent rallies going.  
With a little persistance, you will be rewarded with a great always-available training partner that can 
sustain very natural feeling warm up sesssions, forehand and backhand topspin drives, looping drills, 
footwork drills, create setups for killshots, and provide clear feedback as a great spin indicator for your 
serving practice. 

   

Unpacking Wally Rebounder 

 

Inside the box you will find the board with metal brackets on each side, two full size adjustable tripods, 
one tilt control knob and one tilt control lever.  Please save all of the original packaging.   

Summary of Contents for REBOUNDER

Page 1: ... great always available training partner that can sustain very natural feeling warm up sesssions forehand and backhand topspin drives looping drills footwork drills create setups for killshots and provide clear feedback as a great spin indicator for your serving practice Unpacking Wally Rebounder Inside the box you will find the board with metal brackets on each side two full size adjustable tripo...

Page 2: ... to a new position without loosening the board by pulling it out to disengage the bolt head rotating it and then re engaging the bolt head It is important that the board is stable and not rocking at the stands If there is a wobble either raise or lower the height of the board on one side or square up the legs at the floor by moving or rotating them Each side of the board should be at the same heig...

Page 3: ...ition If balls are rebounding past your end of the table close the board angle If balls are going into the net you may need to open the angle of the board as well as check your stroke see tips BOARD BREAK IN The glue used to attach the rubbers to the board hardens over time Additionally the rubbers are more tacky when new but will become less so and speed up after a few hours of play These factors...

Page 4: ...to the back of the table 2 Start with the board almost straight up and down with very little to no tilt toward the table 3 If you get to the point where the rebounded balls are flying off your side of the table then it is usually a good sign that you are ready to add more tilt to your board Stroke related issues Once you have the board adjusted if you are still finding that the balls are still goi...

Page 5: ...d not so much on how many in a row you can hit The idea is to master the stroke first and grow from there Master the basics and then start adding spin into your game on purpose Do I need to use the net Some Beginner and Intermediate players can benefit by removing the net during the getting acquainted phase right after receiving their Wally Rebounder Hitting the first ball and getting a clean rebo...

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