Free online tennis coaching for juniors and parents. Upload a 25-second clip of any stroke — your virtual tennis coach analyzes the swing and gives you 3 practical tips, each with simple steps to practice this week.
Film a 25-second clip of any stroke — forehand, backhand, serve, whatever you want help with — and tell the coach what to focus on. Virtual Coach performs a free stroke analysis of your swing, the way a coach would break down video, and gives you 3 practical tips, each with simple steps to practice this week. Free online tennis coaching written for parents, not pros — no tennis experience needed.
It's an AI tennis coach trained on professional tennis instruction — the same fundamentals, tennis technique, and drills taught in coaching manuals and used by real coaches every day. Like a coach who has read every tennis book ever written, ready to analyze your kid's swing anytime. Every tip follows the same step-by-step teaching progressions used in USPTA and PTR coach certification — the organizations that certify tennis coaches in the US.
Pick the one in your video.
Film from the side if you can — it shows your swing best. Max 25 seconds.
Want grip feedback too? Get close on the hand and racquet for a few seconds.
One or two sentences — e.g. "more topspin on my forehand" or "my serve keeps going into the net".
Reading your video…
Virtual Coach is an AI assistant, not a substitute for a real coach — and not medical advice. If something hurts, stop and check with your coach or doctor. Parents: please supervise uploads for younger kids.
Yes. You get 5 free video swing analyses per day — no sign-up, no credit card. Upload your clip, get your 3 tips.
Forehand, backhand, serve, slice, drop shot, and volley. Pick the stroke in your 25-second clip and the coach breaks down its technique.
A real coach sees you live. Virtual Coach is instant, free tennis video analysis you can use between lessons — upload a clip anytime and get technique feedback in about a minute.
Film from the side in good light, close enough to see the full swing and the ball. Keep the clip to 25 seconds or less.