High-performance tennis training
Strategic decisions. Optimised time. Every session tracked, measured and filmed — so technical and tactical progress is objective, not a feeling.
High-performance training is more than just a sequence of drills.
It is a complex process in which a coach must constantly make decisions. Technical and tactical developments are a constant part of a player’s career. Being able to objectively assess this development — or simply ensure that the player is on the right track — means safeguarding the most precious asset in elite sport: time.
For the player, it is also a way of gaining maturity, self-awareness and, ultimately, confidence.
What are we tracking?
- Number of strokes (forehand, backhand)
- Stroke distribution
- Maximum & average stroke speed
- Stroke placement
- Player position
- Net clearance height
- Serve: maximum & average speed, direction, consistency, net clearance
More than 30 ‘pro’ performance indicators.
- Points won %
- Number of winners & errors
- Number of aces & double faults
- Winning % on rallies of 0–4, 5–9 and 9+ shots
- First serve: winning %, serve in %, average speed, serve position, average net clearance
- Second serve: winning %, serve in %, average speed, serve position
- Return points won %
Combined with the coach’s match observations, this allows for even greater precision and clarity, and enables observations to be illustrated with factual data during the debrief. Hawk-Eye technology is also incorporated. This allows players to focus solely on the game — and saves valuable time.
Performance tracking + video analysis: the best combo.
01Match or training mode
We use the data obtained and presented above — in training and in competition.
02Recorded training sessions
Many sessions are recorded for video analysis. Video analysis sessions of 5 to 10 minutes are organised on a regular basis. The player and their family have access to the videos.