Player outcomes

Tennis player results from Stakhovsky Tennis

Documented first-party outcomes from players coached by Leonard Stakhovsky in Prague. This page states what was measured, how the result was recorded, and what the evidence cannot prove.

By Leonard Stakhovsky · Founder, Stakhovsky TennisFirst published: Last updated:

How to read these results

The outcomes below come from Leonard's coaching records, feedback, and before-and-after measurements. They are first-party evidence. They are not an independent study or an independent audit.

Results vary by player, starting level, training frequency, health, and match schedule. These cases do not promise the same result for another player.

Prague performance block case study

Cinar's measured progress in Prague

During a focused performance block, Cinar improved serve speed from 131 km/h to 150 km/h and forehand speed from 121 km/h to 140 km/h. The case study also records faster court recovery, reaction, tennis endurance, and stronger match transfer.

Serve: +19 km/hForehand: +19 km/hRecovery drill: 7.95 sec faster
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Measured stroke development case study

Ales' measured forehand and backhand development

Ales increased his highest measured forehand ball speed from 98 km/h to 120 km/h after two months. His highest measured backhand ball speed increased from 81 km/h to 103 km/h after one month.

Forehand: +22 km/h / +22.4%Backhand: +22 km/h / +27.2%
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6-day Prague forehand case study

Aman's measured forehand development in Prague

During a focused 6-day block, Aman's average forehand ball speed increased from 91 km/h to 104 km/h. His maximum forehand ball speed increased from 103 km/h to 114 km/h.

Average: +13 km/h / +14.3%Maximum: +11 km/h / +10.7%Block: 6 days in Prague
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Junior forehand development case study

Anastasiia Bahmet's measured forehand development

Across 4 sessions and less than 10 total training hours, Ukrainian junior Anastasiia Bahmet increased average forehand speed by 13.2% and maximum forehand speed by 8.7%.

Average: +13.2%Maximum: +8.7%Training: 4 sessions, under 10 hours

First-party Stakhovsky Tennis record. No independent validation.

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First-party evidence

Documented player outcomes

Competitive adult · 2 years

Paul O.

  • Serve speed +50%: measured increase from the starting value.
  • Forehand speed +20%: measured increase from the starting value.
  • Competition: won his first tournament.

Method: Leonard compared starting values with later measurements during coaching and recorded the competition result.

Limit: The measurement device, session dates, and full raw log are not published. The case has not been independently audited.

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Adult amateur competition

Jeremy K.

  • Competition level: progressed from amateur play to the Babolat ATTour amateur circuit.
  • Competition: recorded a first tournament win.

Method: The outcome comes from Leonard's coaching record and feedback.

Limit: No public rating change, result date, or player profile is published for this case, so this page does not claim one. The case has not been independently audited.

Method and limits

How Stakhovsky Tennis records progress

1. Record the starting point

Leonard records the relevant starting value or competition level before the training period.

2. Repeat the check

A later measurement is compared with the starting value when a comparable value is available.

3. Record match progress

Tournament participation and wins are recorded from the coaching record and Leonard's feedback.

4. State the evidence level

A coaching record is labeled first-party. No unrelated UTR or ITF link is added to make it look independently verified.

Evidence limit: These are individual coaching outcomes, not population averages. The page does not provide a control group, a public raw dataset, or independent validation.

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