What you'll use Video Analysis for

Video Analysis lets you watch your footage right next to your data, so you never have to scrub through a whole video to find a moment. Your tracked rallies and shots take you straight to the parts that matter.

Sample data Expand

Match Replay

0:00 / 0:15·1 rallies·15 shots

FootageShot 0 / 15

0.25×0.5×0.75×1×1.25×1.5×2×

0:00 / 0:15

Prev rallyRally 1 / 1Next rally

Rally 115 shots · 0–0

TimeShotSideOutcome

0:00ShortOppIn play0:01LiftYouIn play0:02ClearOppIn play0:03ClearYouIn play0:04DropOppIn play0:05LiftYouIn play0:06ClearOppIn play0:07ClearYouIn play0:08Cut SliceOppIn play0:09LiftYouIn play0:10Reverse SliceOppIn play0:11BlockYouIn play0:12LiftOppIn play0:13ClearYouIn play0:14SmashOppWinner

In sync with playbackClick a shot to jump

When to reach for it

Use Video Analysis when you want to:

• Rewatch a single rally.
• See an error or a winner in context.
• Compare the same kind of moment across matches.
• Go over your movement and shot choices with a coach.

How it works with Match Tracker

Match Tracker creates the data, and Video Analysis takes you back to the video behind it. For the smoothest experience, follow this order:

1. Open or create a Match Tracker project.
2. Send it for tracking, or check it yourself.
3. Mark it done after you review it.
4. Use the tracked times to jump to your key moments.

Watch a moment

Once your tracked times are ready, open the rally or shot you want and the video jumps right to it. Keep your notes short and focused on what you'd actually change, for example:

• "Late to the backhand rear corner."
• "Won the point by holding the net shot longer."
• "Lost the attack after clearing from the middle."

If the video won't play

If the video doesn't load, check that it finished processing and that you're signed in to the account that owns the match.

If a jump lands you on the wrong moment, open the match in Match Tracker and double-check that rally's start and end time.