Full Match Breakdown
A 45-minute full match breakdown of your footage with timestamped feedback on what matters most.
Full Match Breakdown
A 45-minute full match breakdown of your footage with timestamped feedback on what matters most.
Not sure what to work on in your game?
Most tennis players rely on memory, guess what went wrong, and end up practicing the wrong things.
Stop guessing. Start improving.
Send us your match or practice footage. We'll identify what's holding you back and create a personalized improvement plan with clear next steps.
Why it matters
Why Video Analysis?
Even experienced players and Teaching Pros can't catch everything in real time. Video reveals patterns in your game that are easy to miss.
Here's why it works:
- See the full picture: Understand why you're winning or losing points.
- Practice smarter: Know exactly what to work on.
- Track your progress: Compare footage and see how your game improves.
Pros use video analysis for a reason. One focused review can be more valuable than another hour of hitting.
We recommend reviewing your game monthly to stay on track and keep improving.
Prefer a live analysis? Contact david@nextleveltennis.app.
Process
How it works
Step 02
Pay for Analysis
Step 03
Upload Your Video
Step 04
Receive Your Analysis
Deliverables
Your Complete Match Breakdown
See what's actually happening in your game, understand why, and know exactly what to work on next.
Technical + Tactical Analysis
What you're doing well, what's costing you, and why.
Technical + Tactical Analysis
What you're doing well, what's costing you, and why.
Patterns & Priorities
Where you're breaking down in matches or practice, and what to change first.
Patterns & Priorities
Where you're breaking down in matches or practice, and what to change first.
Top Strengths & Weaknesses
The biggest things helping and hurting your game right now.
Top Strengths & Weaknesses
The biggest things helping and hurting your game right now.
Personalized Action Plan
Your 3 highest-priority areas to improve next.
Personalized Action Plan
Your 3 highest-priority areas to improve next.
Drills & Practice Plan
Specific ways to actually fix those areas on court.
Drills & Practice Plan
Specific ways to actually fix those areas on court.
Step 1
Select your Teaching Pro
Choose the Teaching Pro who will review your video.
David Solar
High Performance Coach
★★★★★
Founder of Next Level Tennis. Former NCAA player. Coaches adult recreational and USTA players.
Teaching ProWayne State · NLT founderITFATP experienceCzech Tennis school
More about DavidStep 2
Confirm and pay
Teaching Pro: David Solar
- ✓45-Minute Analysis
- ✓Full Video Review
- ✓Professional Report
- ✓Timestamped Comments
- ✓Homework
- ✓Improvement Plan
- ✓Delivered Within 72 Hours
Step 3
Upload your video
After checkout, upload your video directly to your Teaching Pro.
- 1.Upload your video or paste a cloud link.
- 2.Add anything you want your Teaching Pro to focus on.
- 3.Submit.
Step 4
Receive your analysis
Get your 45-minute video analysis within 72 hours, including timestamped feedback, key priorities, and a practice plan for your next sessions.
How to get a recording
You don't need a camera crew. A phone is enough, and a few points are a great place to start.
Set your phone behind the baseline
Prop it against the back fence, your tennis bag, a water bottle, or anything stable. Keep the camera uncovered and make sure you and the court are in frame.
Use a tripod or fence mount
A basic phone tripod works well. Place it on the ground behind the baseline, or use a mount that attaches to the back fence.
Tripods to use
Regular tripod
Any stable tripod with a phone holder and enough height will work. View tripod
Fence mounts
Two options for attaching your phone to the back fence:
Functional Tennis camera mount
An extension pole and phone attachment for an elevated view from the back fence. View Functional Tennis mount
You only need one option. Check that it fits your phone and court setup before buying.
Ask someone to record you
A friend or hitting partner filming a few points is plenty.
Start with footage you already have
Got a match recording or a clip from practice? Use that!
Quick tip: Film horizontally, keep your phone safely out of the playing area, and record a short test to check the angle. Capture the mistakes as well as the good shots.
Tennis video analysis FAQ
Common questions about getting online tennis video analysis from a Teaching Pro.