ONLINE TENNIS VIDEO ANALYSIS
Online tennis video analysis helps players understand their technique and improve their strokes faster. In tennis, technique is your toolkit — it allows you to execute your game with confidence. Tactics matter, but without the right technical foundation, results become inconsistent.
Our online tennis video analysis breaks down individual shots in detail to pinpoint technical faults and build a stronger technical foundation for your game.
How Online Tennis Video Analysis Works
Choose The Shot/s You Want Analysed
Forehand · One-Handed Backhand · Two-Handed Backhand · Slice Backhand · Serve · Forehand Volley · Backhand Volley · Specialty Shots (e.g., smash, drop shot)
Start with a single shot, multi-shot bundles, and combine the analysis with a live Zoom call and a personalised lesson plan for clear, actionable next steps.
Players looking for long term development will greatly benefit from our Subscription Plans (see details below).
What’s Included in Your Online Tennis Video Analysis
- Detailed written report highlighting strengths and identifying key areas for improvement in your tennis technique.
- Frame-by-frame video analysis of your strokes, with on-screen annotations and voice commentary explaining important technical details.
- Clear identification of priority areas, focusing on 2–3 key technical improvements at a time to ensure focused and effective progress.
- Side-by-side video comparisons with high-level technical models or professional players where helpful, illustrating similarities and technical discrepancies.
Our Simple Process
1. Choose & Book
Select the shot/s you want us to analyse
2. Record Your Shot
Use your smartphone or camera.
3. Upload Your Video
Submit your clip.
4. Receive Your Analysis
Get your personalised video analysis in your inbox within 72 hours.
TENNIS VIDEO ANALYSIS SERVICES
Choose Your Coaching Path
SINGLE SHOT VIDEO ANALYSIS
Quick Fix. Pinpoint and improve one shot.
How it works – After you submit your video, we review your chosen shot using professional analysis tools, coaching experience, and AI support where helpful.
We break your movement down frame-by-frame with voice notes and visual cues (lines, arrows, circles) to show what’s working and what needs improvement.
When relevant, we include side-by-side comparisons with technical models to highlight differences in contact point, timing, footwork, balance, and racket positioning.
Each analysis focuses on key strengths and 2–3 key priority areas for improvement, so you know exactly what to work on next.
This is a technical analysis designed to help you visualise your technique and build a stronger foundation.
WATCH DEMO VIDEO ANALYSIS HERE
Choose the service that best fits your needs below
Single-Shot Video Analysis
Analyse one selected shot of your choice
Focus on key strengths and 2–3 areas for improvement at a time
Delivered in your inbox within 72 hours
50% OFF your first analysis
MULTI SHOT ONLINE TENNIS VIDEO ANALYSIS BUNDLES
Build Consistency. Improve multiple shots and strengthen your game.
Multi-shot bundles are ideal for players who want a broader technical overview of their game or who are working on multiple shots at the same time.
Instead of analysing just one shot, we review several selected shots using the same professional video analysis process — slow motion, frame-by-frame breakdowns, visual annotations, and voice explanations.
Each shot is analysed individually, with a focus on no more than 2–3 key strengths and 2–3 main areas for improvement per shot, ensuring the feedback remains clear, structured, and easy to apply.
Multi-shot bundles offer better value per shot and are especially useful if you want to understand how different parts of your game work together, such as ground strokes and serve, or volleys and approach shots.
Choose the service that best fits your needs below
Multi-Shot Bundles
Analyse several shots at once for a broader understanding of your game
Ideal if you want to focus on multiple areas simultaneously
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Our Premium Services (limited availability)
Structured coaching. Long-term development.
Video Analysis + Personalised Lesson Plan
Get a complete pathway from diagnosis to improvement.
We combine your detailed video analysis with a custom lesson plan, including a short coaching video showing drills and technical habits to fix your key issues.
Live Online Coaching
One-to-one Zoom coaching with live video analysis and real-time feedback.
Send your videos beforehand, then we review them together and discuss improvements in the session.
Our Premium Services are Ideal for: players who want structure, direction, and real progress.
Video Analysis + Lesson Plan
Combines your video analysis with a tailored action plan
Gives detailed, actionable steps to improve your technique
Perfect for players looking for a complete training solution
Live Online Coaching
(our Premium Service)
One-to-one 30-minute live Zoom session
Real-time analysis of your shot technique
Frame-by-frame review of your footage
Comparison with model shots
Clear discussion of next steps during the session
Subscription Plans
🥉 Bronze Plan
£59/month
Perfect for players who want regular guidance and structured improvement.
Includes:
• 1 Tennis Video Analysis per month
• 1 Personalised Lesson Plan per month
• Email coaching support
🥈 Silver Plan
⭐ Most Popular
£109/month
Ideal for players training regularly who want deeper technical development and consistent feedback.
Includes:
• 2 Tennis Video Analyses per month
• 2 Personalised Lesson Plans per month
• Email coaching support
🥇 Gold Plan
£179/month
Our most comprehensive coaching package for players who want continuous improvement and direct coaching support.
Includes:
• 3 Tennis Video Analyses per month
• 3 Personalised Lesson Plans per month
• 1 Live Video Coaching Session (30 minutes) per month
• Email coaching support
Some of the technical aspects we review in our online tennis video analysis
Preparation refers to how early and efficiently you get your body and racket ready before hitting the ball. Good preparation creates time, balance, and control, while late or rushed preparation often leads to inconsistent contact and forced swings.
The ready position is your athletic starting stance between shots. It affects your reaction speed, movement efficiency, and ability to respond to different ball types. A strong ready position helps you move explosively and stay balanced under pressure.
Swing path describes the direction and shape of the racket’s movement through the ball. It plays a major role in shot trajectory, spin, and margin over the net. Small changes here can dramatically affect consistency and control.
The backswing is how the racket moves back before the forward swing begins. Its size, shape, and timing influence rhythm, control, and power. We assess whether the backswing supports consistent timing or creates unnecessary complexity.
Racket angle refers to how open or closed the racket face is throughout the swing and at contact. This affects launch angle, spin production, and ball depth. Incorrect angles often explain balls flying long, dropping short, or lacking penetration.
The contact point is where the ball meets the racket relative to your body. Optimal contact improves control, power, and timing. We look at whether you’re contacting the ball too late, too close, or too far away, and how that impacts your shot quality.
Weight transfer describes how your body mass moves through the shot. Effective transfer helps generate power efficiently and maintain balance, while poor transfer can lead to arm-dominated strokes and inconsistent results.
The ball toss sets up the entire serve. Its height, placement, and consistency affect timing, balance, and power. Many serving issues stem from toss inconsistency rather than the swing itself.
Balance is your ability to stay stable before, during, and after contact. Good balance supports clean mechanics and recovery for the next shot. Loss of balance often causes rushed swings and technical breakdowns under pressure.
Rhythm and pace refer to the flow and timing of your movement and swing. A smooth rhythm helps shots feel effortless and repeatable, while disrupted rhythm often leads to mistiming and inconsistency.
Habits are recurring movement patterns that appear subconsciously. Some habits support your game, while others limit progress. Identifying these patterns helps determine what to reinforce and what to adjust.
Every player has a unique style shaped by physique, coordination, and experience. We assess how your technique aligns with your natural tendencies and how to refine it without forcing unnatural changes.
Grip choice and grip changes influence racket angle, spin potential, and comfort. We assess whether your grip supports your playing style and shot intentions, and whether small adjustments could improve control or efficiency.
Footwork determines how well you arrive to the ball and set up your strokes. Efficient footwork improves timing, balance, and recovery, while poor positioning often creates technical issues elsewhere in the stroke.
Timing refers to how well your movement, swing, and contact synchronize. Even technically sound strokes struggle without good timing. We look at how your mechanics support or disrupt consistent timing.
Anticipation is your ability to predict and react to your opponent’s shots before they happen. Good anticipation allows you to position yourself efficiently, giving you time to prepare your strokes and maintain control of the rally. We evaluate how well your movements and decisions align with the incoming ball.
Leg drive refers to using your legs to generate power and stability in every stroke. Strong, coordinated leg action transfers energy through your body, improving shot speed and balance. We assess how effectively your lower body contributes to each swing.
Proper hip and shoulder rotation enables power, consistency, and fluidity in your strokes. Rotating efficiently ensures energy flows from the ground up through your torso and arms. We analyze your rotational mechanics and timing to see if your upper and lower body work together seamlessly.
Your non-dominant hand guides the racket, stabilizes your frame, assists in grip change, and helps control balance during preparation and follow-through. We review how effectively it supports your strokes, especially in backhands and volleys, to maximize control and consistency.
Extension and follow-through ensure you finish each stroke in a balanced, controlled position. Proper follow-through directs the ball accurately and reduces the risk of injury. We look at whether your finishing mechanics support consistent depth, spin, and pace.
Stance is the foundation of every shot — it affects balance, reach, and power. We examine your foot positioning and weight distribution to see if it allows efficient movement, stability, and shot execution under pressure. We look at which stances are you currently using efficiently and which can be improved: closed stance, open, semi open stance, and a combination of these.
Spin controls ball trajectory, depth, and bounce. Topspin, slice, or flat strokes can all be effective when applied correctly. We analyze your racket path, angle, and contact to determine how well you generate and control spin.
Racket drop is the early preparation of your racket before initiating the forward swing. A proper drop positions the racket for maximum acceleration and smooth mechanics. We assess how well you use this preparation to optimize power, topspin and timing.
Unit turn is the coordinated rotation of your shoulders, hips, and arms as a single unit during stroke preparation. A solid unit turn ensures efficient energy transfer, rhythm, and balance. We evaluate whether your body rotation is synchronized and ready for an explosive and controlled swing.
Not every analysis focuses on every element — we prioritise the technical factors that matter most for your specific shot and level.
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