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AngleMotion is a tennis video analysis platform designed to help players and coaches understand, improve, and track tennis performance. Our platform combines technical video analysis, match analysis, and player development tools in one place. Coaches can analyze strokes and matches, provide structured feedback, and build a history of player progress, while players can better understand their game and turn feedback into actionable improvements. AngleMotion was created by tennis coaches and is built around a simple idea: "better analysis leads to better training." We work with tennis players and coaches internationally, helping make high-quality tennis analysis more accessible and easier to organize.
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I’ve recently come across Vin’s content and I’ve been really impressed so far. Communication has been great and he has taken the time to answer all my questions. I really enjoyed reading through the free ebook too as it explains the technical details in a really easy way to understand and has made me want to learn more. Looking forward to seeing how my forehand develops!
I recently booked a tennis video analysis for my 9-year-old son with Vin Baccelli, and the experience exceeded my expectations in every way.
The feedback was not just generic tips, but a clear, structured breakdown of his stroke mechanics – timing, body positioning, racket path, use of the non-dominant hand and footwork. Everything was explained in a way that was easy to understand and directly actionable on court.
What impressed me most was the level of detail and expertise: Vin linked my son’s preparation to the ball’s trajectory (net, bounce, contact), showed exactly where we could improve his power position and racket drop, and gave simple cues we can actually use in training. It was obvious that this comes from deep knowledge and a lot of experience.
Even though my son is still young, the focus was on long-term fundamentals – building a solid, efficient technique without over-coaching him.
I can strongly recommend Vin Baccelli to anyone looking for serious, high-quality technical feedback, whether for juniors or adults. Professional, precise, and extremely valuable.
Vin’s expertise in biomechanics is remarkable. His thorough analysis of my son’s forehand revealed insights at a depth I’ve never experienced—truly exceptional work.
Vin gave me an amazing review about my swing. He took the time to analyze my swing with a lot of detail and it impressed me that he saw areas of improvement my coach has never detected before. He made a video for me, explaining everything with great detail giving me great tips and making sure I understand my faults and fixes. I loved that he really cares that I improve my game, he even told me to follow up on the changes so he can give me feedback again! Greatly recommended, you won't be disappointed.
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