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We checked whether OnCourtAI players genuinely improve. Around six in ten did, the forehand improved for roughly eight in ten over a month, and serve contact position was the single biggest gain. Filming more shots made no difference — leaving time between videos did.

The OnCourtAI Coach Portal gives tennis and padel coaches a complete mobile workspace: AI video analysis, squad management, goals, drills, feedback threads, lesson notes, player reports and a Draft Assistant — all from one phone.

OnCourtAI's analysis models are built with real coach input — not just raw data. Here's how expert coaching knowledge is encoded into the AI, why it matters, and what it means for the quality of your analysis.

Padel is the world's fastest-growing racket sport, with 30 million players across 90 countries. Here's everything you need to know about how it's played, why it's so addictive, and how to get started.

OnCourtAI's padel AI analyses all 9 padel strokes from a smartphone video — giving you biomechanical scores, component breakdowns, and personalised coaching for every part of your padel game.

The bandeja, víbora and smash are padel's three overhead shots — each serving a different tactical purpose. Here's what makes them different, how to hit each one, and how AI analysis can help you develop them.

Net control wins padel points. The serve and volley are the two shots that get you there and keep you there — here's exactly how they work and what AI analysis reveals about your technique.

The lob and chiquita are padel's most underestimated defensive shots. A well-timed lob wins net position; a good chiquita wins points outright. Here's the biomechanics and tactics of both.