1. Net anchoring
Unfold the kit courtside, extend the telescopic poles, and clamp them to the fixed net symmetrically at working height.
NetLiner
Setup and on-court use
Step-by-step guide to deploy NetLiner, adjust tension and height, and confirm the visual reference is ready to train.
Assembly
Three steps on court
Poles on the net, tape tensioned, reference aligned. On-court setup with no extra tools.
2. Tape and tension
Hook the reference tape between both poles and tension both ends evenly until slack disappears. Leave room for fine tuning on the first session.
3. Leveling and verification
Check the top line stays straight and level across the full width. If one side drops, rebalance side tension until the reference reads continuous.
Validation
Quick checklist
Before you start hitting, confirm these four points in under a minute.
The top band looks straight from side to side.
No visible slack on the ends.
Center and sides stay at the same visual height.
Ready to train.
On court
Exercises to start
Simple patterns to integrate the visual reference from day one. Every ball must clear the band with margin.
Cross-court rally with mandatory height: every ball must clear the band.
Depth game: only valid if it clears the reference and bounces past the service line.
Attack-defense pattern: in defense it must go high; in attack you can accelerate flatter.
Zone training: short, mid, and deep, keeping the height condition.
Conditioned game: error if it hits the net or fails to clear the reference band.
Serve + first shot: the first impact must clear the band to start with safety.
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