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Get your tennis level assessed by a pro

Upload a short clip of your game and get a detailed rating, practical feedback, and clear next steps to improve your level.

New to the rating system? Read the NTRP guide

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Share a short clip of you hitting groundstrokes, volleys, and serves.

Coach Analysis

Our certified coaches review your technique, shot quality, and overall level.

Get Your Result

Receive your NTRP rating, key takeaways, and areas of improvement.

What You’ll Get

Technical NTRP Rating

Your technical level - how complete your strokes and fundamentals are for training and competition.

  • Stroke mechanics
  • Kinetic chain usage
  • Footwork and stances
  • Technical adaptability

Tactical NTRP Rating

Your current match-play level - how well you compete and your ability to win right now.

  • Shot quality, consistency, and tolerance
  • Shot selection and point construction
  • Court awareness and positioning
  • Using strengths and hiding weaknesses

Sample NTRP Rating Card

Technical Rating
Intermediate
3.2
Playing Rating
Intermediate
3.5
Strength

Consistent baseline game with solid ability to control the point with the forehand.

Primary Focus

Recognizing phase of play (attacking, rallying, defending) and selecting appropriate shots to capitalize on opportunities while managing risk.

3.4

Forehand

Reliable on routine balls with solid directional control and depth.

IMPROVE: Body often remains closed at impact, impairing the kinetic chain and resulting in feeling jammed.
2.7

Backhand

Adequate consistency in neutral, though often sends balls short when off-balance.

IMPROVE: Left wrist remains straight through impact, reducing “solidness” and ability to consistently produce pace.
3.0

Volley

Basic punch volley present with some ability to put away shots on slower balls.

IMPROVE: Backswing is larger than necessary, resulting in late impacts and inconsistent control over depth/power.
3.5

Serve

Functional first serve with adequate pace and a developing slice second serve.

IMPROVE: Timing of jump is too early to effectively contribute to the kinetic chain; peak of jump occurs before impact.

New to the NTRP scale? Read the guide to tennis ratings

Step 1 · Record

How to film your video

Record a short clip with your full body visible - a rally, serve, or point-play clip works best.

Filming your tennis from behind the court
  • 15–60 seconds is plenty
  • Keep your full body in frame
  • Record from behind or side court
  • Rally, serve, or point play all work
  • Filmed on your phone is fine

Early access

One assessment, everything included

Be the first to try our video-based assessment - a clear rating with feedback you can actually act on.

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No subscription. Pay once, get your full report.

What’s included

  • Your NTRP rating
  • Technical feedback
  • Match-readiness feedback
  • Results within one week

FAQ

Questions, answered

Still unsure about something? Get in touch and we’ll help.

How does the video analysis work?+

You upload a short clip and a Tennis Canada–certified coach reviews your strokes, shot quality, and match play. They return an NTRP rating plus specific, prioritized things to work on.

How long does it take to get my rating?+

You'll get your full report within one week of uploading your video.

Can I use this for tournament entry?+

It's a coach-assessed NTRP estimate to help you self-select the right level for lessons, leagues, and friendly matches. Official ratings still come from your national association.

What if my video isn't good enough?+

If the clip can't be assessed, the coach reaches out for a better one - no extra charge.