What the analysis report shows and how accurate it is

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Your report is measured from the video: the analysis finds the court, follows each player and the ball, and works out what happened in each rally. Treat the numbers as a good estimate, not an exact count.

What is in the report

- Where you played. A court heatmap, for each player or all of them together, with a bar showing time at the net against time at the back of the court. - Distance covered, and metres an hour. - At the net: the share of time spent near the net. - Shot mix: bandeja, víbora, smash, volley, lob and drive. - Winners, Forced errors and Unforced errors, by player and by shot. - Rallies and Rally length, with the average shots a rally. - Key moments: jump straight to that point in the video. - What to work on: short pointers drawn from your numbers. - Highlights, a Highlight reel and Stat cards you can download, when they are made.

Forced or unforced?

An error counts as forced when the incoming ball was a smash or very fast, or the player was stretched. Every other error is unforced. Rallies whose ending cannot be read are left out of the counts.

How accurate is it?

The report tells you how the court was measured:

- Court lines found automatically, with a confidence score. - Court corners marked by hand. - Court position estimated, so distances are approximate. This happens when the lines are hard to see, so filming from a better angle helps.

Fast shots, players hidden behind each other and poor light make shot types and endings harder to read. For the best results, follow the filming tips.

Which player are you?

On the video page, set Which player are you? so Your progress charts follow you.