SquareHit Tennis Sales Grow Into Thousands
Global Milestone Achieved With WristAssist Training Device Sales to 36 Countries Worldwide

Palo Alto, Calif. – April 25, 2007 –SquareHit Tennis, a leading developer of tennis training equipment, today announced that its popular WristAssistTM has sold into 36 countries on six continents globally, totaling thousands of units in sales in less than a year. Adopted by coaches, tennis instructors and players alike, the advanced tennis training tool helps improve players’ tennis strokes fast – from the forehand to the one- and two-handed backhand strokes and volleys. 

Since its launch in the summer of 2006, SquareHit Tennis has achieved several impressive milestones. The WristAssist has been endorsed by world-renowned tennis coach Brad Gilbert, who led Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick to the world’s number one ranking and now coaches UK rising star Andy Murray. The device has also been used by a top female tennis player on the WTA Tour and over 300 tennis coaches and instructors worldwide have embraced the WristAssist. In turn, these professionals use the device to help their students improve their game more quickly and efficiently by having them “feel” what a great tennis stroke should be.

“The WristAssist is an incredibly powerful tennis training tool,” said Gilbert. “It locks you in the hitting zone and lets you feel what the pros feel as you develop and improve your game.”

The international success of the WristAssist is seen in sales to tennis players hailing from countries such as Argentina, China, Australia, France, South Korea, Germany, South Africa and the UK. The overwhelming response around the world demonstrates the impact the device has on players’ games and their desire to use professionally designed gear to make their strokes better and the game more fun.

“We have received a tremendous amount of positive feedback from tennis players of all skill levels who have had great success with the WristAssist,” said Bow Rodgers, President and CEO of SquareHit Tennis. “This high level of customer satisfaction can be seen by the ever increasing list of positive testimonials we receive each week from pros and weekend players alike.”

SquareHit Tennis continues to contribute a portion of the revenues on WristAssist sales to Youth Tennis Advantage, a San Francisco Bay Area non-profit organization. The proceeds from SquareHit Tennis serve to finance and support YTA’s academic tutoring and tennis instruction programs for Bay Area inner-city children.

About SquareHit Tennis
SquareHit Tennis is based in Palo Alto and designs, develops and markets innovative tennis training equipment. The company’s scientifically designed products help players improve their strokes quickly by enabling them to “FEEL what the Pros Feel,” and store that feeling in their muscle memory. To learn more about the company and how you can improve your tennis game, visit www.squarehittennis.com.