One match · A clear priority plan
Stakhovsky Tennis Remote Match Diagnosis with Leonard Stakhovsky
Stakhovsky Tennis provides remote tennis video analysis for players who need a second opinion without travelling to Prague. Leonard Stakhovsky reviews competitive match footage, identifies recurring technical and tactical problems, and returns a written diagnosis with a 30-minute review call.
No travel required; price quoted in writing. This is a one-time review, not a live lesson or a monthly plan. Agree the price, footage needed and delivery date before you proceed.
Review by Leonard Stakhovsky, founder of Stakhovsky Tennis. Last updated: .
When is a remote match review useful?
Leonard Stakhovsky of Stakhovsky Tennis reviews the patterns that repeat under score pressure. The service suits competitive juniors and adults who keep losing similar points, parents considering a coaching change, and players preparing for a tournament cycle.
It is most useful when you can show complete points against a similar-level opponent. It is less useful when a clip shows only your best strokes, omits the score context or hides your movement. A review can help decide what to investigate next; it cannot explain every cause from video alone.
What footage should you send?
Stakhovsky Tennis asks for one complete match or roughly 30–45 minutes of match play. Leonard Stakhovsky needs to see both players, the court and full rallies. A steady phone recording from behind the court is suitable if the action is clear.
- Include serve, return and changeovers in a continuous sequence where possible.
- Share your current level, match date, score and main question.
- Use an access-controlled or unlisted link that Leonard can open. Your review does not need a public video.
- Get permission from people shown in the recording and use a parent or guardian for a junior's enquiry.
The form below does not upload video files. Send your initial enquiry first; the footage link and access details can be agreed in the reply.
What does the written report cover?
Leonard Stakhovsky of Stakhovsky Tennis separates a main match problem from its symptoms. The report explains the evidence, ranks the most useful changes and gives you a practical next step to discuss with your current coach. Read the documented coaching cases for context; they are not forecasts for this remote service.
| Review area | Useful evidence | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Technique | A stroke that repeatedly breaks down in points | Camera angle can hide contact and grip details |
| Movement | Preparation, recovery and court position | Video is not a physical or medical assessment |
| Tactics | Serve, return and rally choices under pressure | One opponent is not your whole match history |
| Practice priorities | Two or three changes to test next | No promised ranking, UTR or scholarship outcome |
The included 30-minute call is for explaining the findings and agreeing a priority order. Observations about match behaviour are coaching feedback, not a psychological diagnosis.
Remote review, monthly coaching or an on-court assessment?
Choose the Stakhovsky Tennis Remote Match Diagnosis for a focused second opinion from Leonard Stakhovsky. Choose online performance coaching when you need repeated reviews while training at home. Choose the Prague on-court assessment when you need live drills and direct feedback.
Remote work can complement your existing coach. It does not replace a local practice plan, a hitting partner or safe on-court supervision. Read the coaching method and published pricing policy before choosing a format.
Remote diagnosis questions
How much does remote tennis video analysis cost?
Stakhovsky Tennis confirms the remote-review price in writing after Leonard Stakhovsky checks the request. Do not use the Prague hourly coaching rate or assessment fee as the price of this separate service.
When will I receive the report?
Leonard Stakhovsky of Stakhovsky Tennis confirms the delivery date after checking footage access and the agreed scope. The review call is arranged with the report. Wait for written confirmation before relying on the review for a tournament deadline.
Can I use the fee toward later coaching?
Stakhovsky Tennis states that the remote diagnosis fee can be credited toward online performance coaching or a Prague assessment if you proceed. Ask Leonard Stakhovsky to include the applicable credit and next-step price in your written quote.
Is this remote review suitable for beginners?
The Stakhovsky Tennis Remote Match Diagnosis is built around competitive match patterns. Leonard Stakhovsky may recommend live instruction instead if you do not yet play complete matches or need help with basic technique.
Ask for a remote match review
Send Stakhovsky Tennis your level and the question you want answered. Leonard Stakhovsky confirms the footage requirements, price and delivery date. You then decide whether to proceed; no payment is taken by this form.
- Describe the match problem below.
- Agree the footage link, written quote and timing.
- Receive the report and discuss it in the review call.
What happens next
- Share your level, goal and preferred dates. A parent or guardian should enquire for a child.
- Leonard checks the fit and confirms the scope, price and any court arrangements.
- Review the written plan before you book or pay. An enquiry does not reserve a place.
Stakhovsky Tennis remote work with Leonard Stakhovsky is quoted in writing. The quote states the footage, reviews, calls and delivery date. No court booking or travel is required. Prices.