How It Works
1. Upload Match
Upload your squash match video through our simple interface
2. Get Match Insights
Receive detailed analytics for each match, including but not limited toshot analysis and positioning
3. Track Progress
View your overall performance dashboard to track improvements over time
Core Insights
Comprehensive analytics and metrics we capture to elevate your squash game
Understanding Your Squash Analytics
Core Analytics uses advanced AI technology to analyze every aspect of your squash game, providing actionable insights to improve your performance. Our system tracks shot types, court positioning, movement patterns, and game statistics to give you a complete picture of your strengths and areas for improvement.
Performance Tracking
Monitor your progress over time
Shot Analysis
Detailed shot breakdown
Actionable Insights
Personalized recommendations
Performance Overview
Your key performance metrics show how your game has evolved over time. These indicators help identify trends and patterns in your play, allowing you to focus your training on specific areas.
Win Rate
68%
+5% from last month
Shot Accuracy
78%
+3% from last month
Rally Length
12.4
Avg. shots per rally
T Position
65%
Control rate
Performance Trends
Track your progress over time
Analysis: Your win rate peaked in February at 65% but shows a concerning drop in June. Shot accuracy has been declining, which may be contributing to the recent win rate decrease.
1. Skills Assessment
This comprehensive evaluation of your key squash skills helps identify your strengths and areas for improvement. We analyze your technique, consistency, and effectiveness across different aspects of the game.
Backhand Quality
Technique and effectiveness rating
Analysis: Your backhand has excellent technique but could benefit from more consistency training, especially under pressure.
Forehand Quality
Technique and effectiveness rating
Analysis: Your forehand is your strongest weapon, with excellent technique, power, and consistency. Continue to leverage this in your game.
Skill Breakdown
Comprehensive evaluation of your key squash skills
Analysis: Your strongest skills are Speed (88/100) and Technique (85/100). Your weakest areas are Deception (68/100) and Consistency (72/100), suggesting you should focus training on developing more varied shot selection and improving reliability under pressure.
2. Shot Analysis
Our AI technology analyzes every shot you play, categorizing them by type, measuring their speed and effectiveness, and comparing them to your opponents. This data helps you understand your shot selection patterns and identify which shots are most successful.
Shot Speed
Power measurement in km/h
Analysis: Your forehand drive generates the most power at 145 km/h, while your backhand shots are slightly less powerful but still effective. Your maximum recorded shot speed of 158 km/h is impressive.
Shot Type Distribution
Your shot selection vs opponent
Analysis: You rely more on drives (42%) and volleys (28%) compared to your opponent who uses more drops (22%) and boasts (15%). Consider incorporating more variety in your shot selection to be less predictable.
Shot Effectiveness
Success rates compared to opponent
Analysis: Your forehand shots outperform your opponent's, but your backhand volley (52% vs 65%) and boasts (45% vs 60%) are significantly weaker. These should be priority areas for improvement.
3. Movement Analysis
Movement efficiency is crucial in squash. Our analysis tracks your recovery time, total distance covered, T position control, and speed throughout each game to help you optimize your court movement and positioning.
Recovery Metrics
Recovery time and distance covered
Analysis: Your recovery time (1.8s) is significantly better than your opponent's (2.1s), giving you an advantage in rallies. You also cover less distance (2.4km vs 2.7km), indicating more efficient movement.
T Position Control
Control of the center court
Analysis: Your T position control has been steadily improving, reaching 85% in Game 6. This is significantly better than your opponent, giving you a strategic advantage in controlling rallies.
Average Speed Throughout Games
Speed measurement in meters per second
Analysis: Your average speed is consistently higher than your opponent's except in Game 3, where there was a slight dip. This correlates with your performance drop in that game. Your speed advantage in Games 2 and 4 contributed significantly to your success in those games.
4. Rally Analysis
Understanding rally patterns helps optimize your strategy and endurance. Our analysis breaks down rally lengths, success rates at different stages, and your performance in critical points that often determine match outcomes.
Rally Length Distribution
Performance in rallies of different lengths
Analysis: Most of your rallies (40%) fall in the 11-15 shot range, where you also have your highest win rate (75%). Your performance drops in very short rallies (1-5 shots) and very long rallies (21+ shots), suggesting you should avoid quick exchanges and work on endurance for extended rallies.
Critical Points Analysis
Performance during match-defining moments
| Game | Score | Outcome | Shot Type | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 8-7 | Winner | Forehand Drive | Front Right |
| 1 | 9-8 | Forced Error | Backhand Volley | Middle |
| 2 | 7-7 | Winner | Forehand Drop | Front Left |
| 2 | 10-9 | Unforced Error | Backhand Drive | Back Left |
| 3 | 8-9 | Let | Forehand Volley | Middle |
Analysis: In critical points, you win 42% with direct winners and force errors 28% of the time, showing good offensive capability. Your performance varies significantly between games, with a concerning dip in Game 3 (42% success). Mental training to maintain focus throughout the match could help stabilize your performance in these crucial moments.
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