Built by a Tennis Player
For Tennis Players.

I've been playing tennis for over 40 years. It started when I was young — picking up a racquet, falling in love with the sport, and eventually competing in junior tournaments from age 8. By the time my junior career was over I'd competed across Northern California and gone on to play college tennis at Sacramento State University. After college the competitive fire never went out. Through adult leagues and tournaments, I've stayed connected to the game not just as a coach but as a player — and that perspective shapes everything about how I built this platform.

For the past 12 years I've worked as a tennis instructor with juniors and adults at every level. And throughout all of that time — on both sides of the court — one thing kept standing out as a missing piece in how players develop.

The best players in the world have entire teams dedicated to understanding their game analytically — coaches reviewing film, identifying patterns, building specific opponent game plans before every match. That level of insight is treated as standard at the elite level. But for the recreational player, the serious club competitor, the junior working their way up the rankings? That same level of analysis has always been completely out of reach.

I've worked with high-level junior players who are at the most important stage of their tennis development, and many of them simply don't have access to this information when they need it most. I've watched talented players spend years working hard on the wrong things — not because they weren't dedicated, but because nobody had ever shown them what was actually holding them back.

That's the problem AnalyzeMyTennis was built to solve.

AnalyzeMyTennis isn't designed to replace your coach — it's designed to work alongside your coach. Think of it as a resource you bring to your coaching sessions, giving both of you a level of analytical detail that was previously impossible without a full-time support team. The insights in your report are most powerful when they're implemented with the guidance of someone who knows your game.

Whether you're a junior working toward a ranking, a club player trying to break through to the next level, or a tournament competitor looking for a specific edge against an opponent — this platform gives you the same analytical foundation that elite players have always taken for granted.

The players who take advantage of this technology will be the players who pull ahead of those who don't. That's not a marketing claim — it's something I've watched play out on court for over a decade.