We can learn a lot about the game by analyzing top players.
TennisGate helps coaches by providing recommendations at all levels of performance based on close observation of top players.
Tennis players don’t necessarily need to practice harder, they need to practice smarter. With your help, their tennis coach!
Convincing players with words alone can often be challenging. That’s where TennisGate’s dynamic visuals make a difference. In this demo, we’ll explore a few examples of how you can use TennisGate’s analysis and animations to effectively communicate with your players—right on the court.
Imagine the following scenario: you’re working with a player to develop a faster forehand. You identify an issue with their timing of the wrist which prevents them from generating sufficient speed in their shot.
To help your player, go to “Analysis” and filter by “Forehand Analysis”.
Choose the video “This is how the wrist and forearm act in the process of a Forehand”.
Save this video to a collection for better organization. Simply click ‘Add to Collection’ in the sidebar and assign a relevant name to your collection. For example, you might name it ‘Technical Analysis’ and ‘Stroke Collection to Showcase My Players.’ Any additional analysis videos you select can easily be added to this collection later, keeping all your resources neatly organized and accessible.”
The following is a common scenario in the dynamic between coach and player. You offer guidance to the player and observe their matches, only to notice your player´s shot selection is off.
At this point, you have two options:
Go to “Analysis” and filter by “Pros Singles Matchplay”. For this example choose the video “Net Clearance”
Don’t forget to save it to your collection! Simply click on “Add to Collection,” then select “Create New.” For example, you could name this collection “Tactical Analysis” and “Gameplay Showcase for My Players.”
Later, you can easily add other analysis videos related to tactics to this collection, keeping all your resources organized and readily accessible.
