Der Speed Graph ist fester Bestandteil jeder Session Analyse. Mit ihm nimmst Du deine Geschwindigkeiten genau unter die Lupe.
Basically, you always have two options to access your speed data - no matter whether you have played a Match, Freeplay or Drill. While the Placement Map provides you with this information at the level of a single stroke, the Speed Graph gives you insights into the speed curve of an entire session.
Depending on your goal, this additional perspective can be helpful for both training and match analysis. The Speed Graph provides you with the following core information:
- Speed maximum (all): The highest achieved speed of the selected shot type within the session.
- Speed maximum (in): The highest achieved speed of the selected shot type. Only the balls that landed in the field are taken into account here.
- Average speed (all): The average speed of the selected shot type within the session.
- Average speed (in): The average speed of the selected shot type. Only the balls that landed in the field are taken into account here.
- Speed curve: The speed development of all shots of the selected type over the entire session.
⚠️ Attention: Make sure you have selected the shot type (forehand, backhand, serve or volley) at the top of the bar that you have trained in the corresponding exercises. Otherwise no data will be displayed.
💡Tip: For example, in Freeplay or Drill, work specifically on your speed sensation and check whether you can maintain a certain speed level over many shots in rhythm exercises. Your goal should be to keep the amplitude of your speed graph as low as possible.
💡 Tip: In matches, on the other hand, it can be interesting to see whether your average shot speed decreases to an extent that has a noticeable influence on the quality of your game. To do this, use the set filter and compare the speeds of individual parts of the game with each other. How do your stats, such as winners or errors, change in relation to this?
