Free match-analysis template
Analyze your tennis match with a free point log and scorecard. Calculate serve, return and rally patterns, then turn them into practical training priorities.
Stakhovsky Tennis Research · English edition
Stakhovsky Tennis publishes source-backed guides to player levels, serve speed, match length and training costs. Compare the evidence, check its date and reuse the data. For a coaching decision, start with your level, goals and the training format you need.
Published by Stakhovsky Tennis, the Prague coaching practice of Leonard Stakhovsky.
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Published assets
Separate club-player estimates, measured samples and tour statistics. Read the measurement limits before comparing your own serve.
Compare dated lesson-price examples by location. Check the currency, session length, coaching format and court fees before comparing totals.
Keep annual tuition, camp weeks and private coaching separate. Compare published fees and inclusions, then choose the format that fits your goals.
Explore Czech tennis through dated player records and source notes. Distinguish tournament results from ranking snapshots and participation counts.
Understand adult level descriptions and the limits of rating conversions. Use the unofficial self-check to prepare questions for a coach, not to obtain a USTA rating.
Compare scoring formats, dated match-duration studies and ball-in-play time. A sample average is not a time limit or a forecast for your next match.
Global, US and European counts of tennis players. Each count includes the year, who was measured and the primary source. You can download the source notes.
Compare college options using official roster and scholarship rules, current NCAA totals and dated UTR ranges.
A guide to the UTR scale and how ratings are calculated. It explains the limits of comparing UTR with NTRP or World Tennis Number.
An established study tracks juniors toward the pro game and looks back at pros' junior records. Read the verified rates, denominators, time windows and limits. Download the CSV or JSON extracts.
Compare evidence on coaching, academy fees, travel and tour costs by country. Current prices come from the providers. Older benchmarks stay dated. There is no single lifetime cost that fits every player.
Forward programme
What counts of players born in each quarter of the year can and cannot show about selection.
A cost model to be built only when we can publish like-for-like country data and the assumptions behind it.
A guide to weighing the choices for school, matches, costs and player development.
Editorial policy
We publish evidence reviews, checked data extracts and practical guides to tennis development. Each page says whether it presents new analysis, a review of sources or external peer review. Work reviewed only by our editors is not peer-reviewed research.
We prefer peer-reviewed papers, official tour and federation records, research archives and current prices published by providers. Each numeric claim should state who was studied, the denominator or unit, the time period and the source.
Stakhovsky Tennis-created tables and extracts are released under CC BY 4.0 unless an asset says otherwise. Underlying third-party publications retain their original rights.
Material corrections are dated in the asset changelog without erasing the prior version. Send reproducible corrections to leo@stakhovskytennis.com.
Stakhovsky Tennis funds and publishes this hub. It is a commercial coaching practice. No outside sponsor funded the current work. Links to services are labelled and kept separate from research conclusions.
Each page names its author and review status. New editorial guides are attributed to Stakhovsky Tennis. A coach's playing record is not evidence that he personally reviewed every research claim.
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