Free stroke review
Send two minutes of rallying and a few serves. We'll name the biggest issue.
You hit beautifully in warm-up and lose to someone who just pushes the ball back. That's a strategy problem more often than a technique one, and both are visible on video.
Send two minutes of rallying and a set of serves. Almost everything we need is in there.
Forehand and backhand rebuilt around contact point and balance, with drills you can do with any hitting partner.
See the programToss, rhythm and spin — with the goal of a second serve that doesn't hand away free points.
See the programPatterns that win points at your level, plus what to change when you're losing to someone worse than you.
See the programStructured sessions with targets and scoring, so what you practice shows up on Saturday.
See the programA lesson costs $80 an hour and ends when the hour does. Video coaching watches the matches you actually play.
Send two minutes of rallying and a few serves. We'll name the biggest issue.
Drills built around how often you play and who you play with.
Practice and a match, filmed from behind or the side.
Within 48 hours: what changed, what didn't, and this week's single focus.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute stroke review is free.
A weekly session where strokes and match footage get reviewed on screen.
$35/ month
Your strokes and matches analyzed every week.
$95/ month
For a league season, a rating goal or a tournament.
$189/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
In-person lessons are valuable and expensive, and most of the hour goes on feeding balls. Very little of it goes on watching how you actually play a match.
VictoryX does the opposite. We watch your matches, find the two patterns costing you sets, and give you drills to run during court time you're already paying for. Many players use both — a monthly lesson plus weekly video work.
Not necessarily, but they work well together. A local coach can feed balls and fix things by hand; we watch your matches and plan the work between sessions.
A phone on a fence or a tripod, filming from behind the baseline or side-on. We'll send a one-page guide with angles.
That's the most common complaint we get, and it's a tactics problem with a straightforward answer. The strategy program is built for it.
Yes, from about age 10, enrolled by a parent who can attend sessions. Filming at a club requires the club's permission.
Players who fix their second serve and cut unforced errors usually win more matches. We don't promise rating numbers.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Two minutes of video and twenty minutes of honest analysis. Free.