The recording
The whole match in camera quality, no overlay. Switch to rallies only to skip the pauses.
Your NetPlay match pack lands on your phone about ten minutes after the last point. Here is what each part is, where it comes from, and how to turn it into something you practise next time.
The whole match in camera quality, no overlay. Switch to rallies only to skip the pauses.
Moments NetPlay picked out of your match. Share, save to photos, add five seconds, re-cut.
Write a first name on each photo once — it goes on every clip, stat and court map.
First serves in, second serves that saved the point, double faults — by serving side.
Each player's own half, seen from behind them. Brighter means more time there.
For the player you pick: a rough level, six skills, what works, what to improve, one drill.
A low first-serve number means you start too many points on the back foot. Compare the right and the left side — one is usually worse.
Bright spots show where you actually stood. A map glowing at the back wall means you hardly reached the net.
Six skills side by side. The weakest one is what to practise next; the strongest is what to build your game plan on.
A rough estimate, not a ranking. Read it as a trend over several matches rather than a verdict on one.
The AI game review works from the moments it can see clearly — some of your shots, not every one — and only keeps advice it can point at in a clip and prove is you. It ends with one thing for your next match and a drill for the week. If it cannot find enough evidence, it says so instead of guessing.
Numbers tell you what happened. The review tells you what to change — and shows you the clip.
Take the “one thing for next match” from your review, or the weakest part of your serve or court map.
Use the drill for the week from your review. Keep it simple: one cue, practised on purpose.
Play your next session at a NetPlay court and compare. If the number moved, pick the next thing.
Scan the courtside QR at K9 Padel Court 1 in Riga, play, and your match pack lands on your phone about ten minutes after the last point.