Service: Improve your game with Head’s sensor and win a ProPlayer session in Vienna

With the Head Tennis Sensor you not only improve your game – you can also win a great prize! With a bit of luck, secure a ProPlayer session with ATP professional Gerald Melzer in Vienna.

The new HEAD Tennis Sensor powered by ZEPP is your chance for more effective training and profitable analysis.

With the HEAD Tennis Sensor the training and match data are recorded in real time and made available for your analysis. The HEAD Tennis Sensor is used in the handle of your HEAD racquet and is fully integrated into the racket. Of course it is exchangeable and can also be used in more than one racket. It fits almost all models (HEAD Graphene XT/Graphene Touch/Graphene 360).

Built into the racket, it collects your data and transfers it to your smartphone, regardless of whether you are using an Android or IOS operating system. The data is sent to a supplied app and is ready for evaluation.

Equipped with the latest Bluetooth® standard technology, the sensor is water-repellent and allows you to train and analyze for up to six hours without interruption. The integrated battery lasts up to three weeks in standby mode.

If you are now interested in testing the new HEAD Tennis Sensor, then your stars are cheap. HEAD raffles three of his good plays. But that’s not all! You also get the chance to win an additional HEAD racket. And one participant will be given a special kind of lottery luck, because he gets a one-hour session with Austria’s tennis star Gerald Melzer in Vienna plus a complete set of equipment from HEAD.

To enter the competition, simply liken and comment on our Facebook post below. Tell us until September 9, 2018 why you absolutely must have a HEAD Tennis Sensor and get the chance to win one of the great prizes – here is an overview:

First prize: ProPlayer session with Gerald Melzer and a HEAD equipment package (racket of your choice, sensor, T-shirt/trousers, a pair of shoes)

2nd prize: racket of your choice + sensor

3rd prize: sensor

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