Benefits F0R tennis players

KITRIS exerts positive influence on tennis players in many ways. On the one hand, players get a complete and gapless diary of all their activities on the tennis court, irrespectively of whether it is a training session or a competition. On the other hand, a player is encouraged to play in a more focused and conscious way thanks to immediate feedback and comprehensive opportunities for analysis –this accelerates a player’s learning process and ultimately leads to rapid success. 

No matter what you learn, improvement and success do not only depend on consistent training but even more so on the recognition of your own abilities. 

Benefits for coaches

KITRIS supports professionally working coaches in their daily work on and off the court. Comprehensive and gapless training documents provide a coach with clear orientation on training contents, training intensity and training volume. Moreover, KITRIS supports a coach by means of an objective and facts-related match analysis. Thus, training contents with regard to success-relevant factors in the match can be quickly and individually adjusted. Control of medium and long-term performance development is always given. Discussions with parents and other parties concerned will increasingly focus on objective and facts-related issues rather than subjective and emotional perceptions.  

Benefits for academies

KITRIS enhances a tennis school’s daily routine and brings about a pleasant atmosphere. New opportunities for comparison between different target groups (e.g. daily, weekly and monthly ranking of all strikes) or individual presentations of players and trainers on a screen have immediate and motivating influence on everyone involved. Using KITRIS also creates personal identification with a particular academy bringing about increased commitment.  

Benefits for federations

KITRIS provides national and regional federations with support in surveying[U1]  and fostering the development of talented players in a targeted manner. Important information on tennis players are electronically available at any time, no matter whether they train locally or at a decentralised place, and no matter which academy or coach looks after them. Federation managers receive individual reports on training activities, training quality, performance in competions, and a lot more information, on an everyday basis.