Presence zones
01Find a frequently occupied area, then review the relevant rallies to understand whether your position fits the situation.
Badminton video analysis
Upload a rally or an exercise. Discover what works, what to correct and what to practise at your next session.
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Explore the illustrative reportBadminton video analysis
VideoPick a rally, a drill or a match sequence, then upload the video from your phone or computer.
Annotated videoReview your annotated video and the measurements available for your sequence: movement, positioning and moments to revisit.
Well-established shot preparation.
Recover your position sooner after the shot.
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Analyse my videoWhat you receive
Connect observations to moments in your video, then choose a correction to try on court.




You prepare your racket before the shuttle arrives: keep that cue for the next rallies.
After your rear-court shot, your recovery is late. Review the passage to observe your first steps.
During a shot-and-recovery drill, focus on your first step after the shot. Record another sequence to observe what changes.
Example data
Find a frequently occupied area, then review the relevant rallies to understand whether your position fits the situation.
Review your recovery after each shot. Distance alone does not tell you whether your movement is effective.
See where you contact the shuttle, then review your preparation and shot choices in the video.
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Coach Peak
Need to clarify an observation? Ask Peak about your analysis to understand the advice and prepare your next session.
Which part of my analysis should I work on first?
Start with the recovery mentioned in your report. Review the passage after your shot, then practise hitting and returning to position in a short drill. Film yourself again to observe your first steps.
Illustrative conversation, unrelated to the public analysis shown above. Responses depend on your video and report.
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What you can send
Rally01Review a specific rally to understand its movements, shots and choices.
Drill02Isolate a stroke to examine its preparation, execution and possible corrections.
Training03Observe repeated drills, movement and recurring points in the sequence.
Match04Put your actions in context: court coverage, recovery and shot selection.
FAQ
One complete report free on a sequence of up to 2 minutes, then a subscription to continue your analyses.
A rally or two, a drill, a practice session, or a match sequence, recorded on your phone. Thirty seconds in landscape mode, with the court and players visible, is enough. No need for a tripod or editing: a phone propped up against a bag or the net works just fine.
Prop your phone against a bag or the fence, behind the court or on the side, as high as you can, in landscape. The whole court and the players should fit in the frame. A camera that doesn't move gives a more precise analysis than a handheld video.
Yes. Choose a singles or doubles sequence and clearly describe who to analyse, for example ‘red shirt, camera side’. The analysis focuses on the player you identify. Player visibility and framing determine the available measurements.
Results depend on framing, player visibility and video quality. Use annotations and advice to review your sequence, then compare them with your own experience and your coach’s observations.
Your analyses are private by default: they are not published in the pro-match library. If you create a sharing link, anyone who has it can view the shared analysis. Processing your video involves the technical service providers described in our privacy policy.
Allow several minutes. Timing varies with sequence length and the processing queue. You can follow progress in your account after uploading, or return later: the result stays in your analyses.
You can turn off renewal in your settings. Access remains active until the end of the paid period. An annual payment covers a year; cancelling renewal does not turn that subscription into a monthly plan.
Choose a sequence you want to understand. Your analysis will help you decide what to work on on court.

LI-NING China Masters 2026
Match passage at
Median offset from the centre line: 0.71 m for Miyazaki and 0.59 m for An Se Young.See the clip and its observation