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Tennis Serve Unlocked (Feel Tennis) review

A $97 video course on the modern tennis serve for intermediate and advanced players from coach Tomaz Mencinger, with a named Slovenian company, a 60-day refund and no lesson count on the page.

Worth it

This is a straightforward offer from a named coach and a named company with a street address, priced at $97 once and covered by the 60-day ClickBank refund. The page says what the course is about and who it is for, and it promises nothing beyond better technique. The weak spots are the missing basics: no lesson count, no total video time, no sample and no format on the page we read, so $97 is hard to weigh against the free tennis instruction available elsewhere. Note also that the link opens an overview of six courses and the form we read covers the serve course only. For an intermediate player who wants structured serve drills it is a reasonable candidate; check the course's own page for its length before paying.

Price
$97
Billing
One-time payment
Best for
Intermediate and advanced players who want structured serve drills from a named coach
Not for
Beginners, who are pointed to a separate course, and anyone who needs the video running time before paying

Tennis Serve Unlocked (Feel Tennis) at a glance

Tennis Serve Unlocked is one of six video courses sold on the Feel Tennis site by coach Tomaz Mencinger. The overview page describes it as a course for intermediate and advanced players who want a correct modern serve, more power for less effort, more consistent first and second serves and the confidence to use the serve as a weapon, taught through biomechanics exercises, step-by-step drill progressions and specific mindsets. This page gives no lesson count, running time, delivery format or sample. The seller says his courses draw on almost 20 years of coaching, from beginners to players ranked by the ITF. The form charges $97.00 once, and the page shows the same $97 for each of the other courses. The site is owned by Menco d.o.o. in Podnart, Slovenia, whose address is printed in its disclaimer, and a contact page is linked.

Format
Video course; lesson count and length not stated on the overview page
Level
Intermediate and advanced players
Price
$97.00 one time
Other courses
Five more video courses at $97 each on the page, plus ebooks and a beginner course
Refund window
60 days on the form
Seller
Menco d.o.o., Ljubno 105, 4244 Podnart, Slovenia; coach Tomaz Mencinger
Merchant of record
Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
ClickBank vendor
feeltennis

Topics and level named, size missing

The page says who the serve course is for and what it teaches, but gives no lesson count, running time or sample.

For offer clarity we give 6.0.

$97 on the page and on the form

The form charges $97.00 once, the same as Today Just $97 on the page, with no other line items.

For pricing honesty we give 8.0.

Better technique, no guarantees

The page promises better technique and power but no guaranteed results, and we saw no income claims in its text.

For claim discipline we give 6.5.

Sixty days

The form shows a 60-day refund window for the course.

For refund terms we give 8.0.

Named coach and company

The disclaimer names Menco d.o.o. with a street address in Slovenia, and the coach is introduced by name.

For vendor transparency we give 7.5.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Named coach and company with a street address
  • $97 once, matching the form
  • 60-day refund window
  • Modest claims, no income promises

What does not

  • No lesson count or total video time
  • No sample on the overview page
  • Link opens a page of six courses, not one

Tennis Serve Unlocked (Feel Tennis) FAQ

Is Feel Tennis legit?

The site is run by Menco d.o.o. in Slovenia with a named coach, a printed address and a working ClickBank order form.

How much does Tennis Serve Unlocked cost?

The form charges $97.00 once for a US address.

What does the course cover?

Biomechanics exercises, step-by-step serve drill progressions and mindset work; the page gives no lesson count.

Who is it for?

The page says intermediate and advanced players; beginners are pointed to a separate course.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, the form shows a 60-day refund window.

The bottom line

This is a straightforward offer from a named coach and a named company with a street address, priced at $97 once and covered by the 60-day ClickBank refund. The page says what the course is about and who it is for, and it promises nothing beyond better technique. The weak spots are the missing basics: no lesson count, no total video time, no sample and no format on the page we read, so $97 is hard to weigh against the free tennis instruction available elsewhere. Note also that the link opens an overview of six courses and the form we read covers the serve course only. For an intermediate player who wants structured serve drills it is a reasonable candidate; check the course's own page for its length before paying.

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