Govind
serve · elbow
Racket elbow is over-extended to 141.2° at impact instead of maintaining a relaxed bend within the ideal 60-120° range.
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Updated Aug 5, 2026
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| Rank | Player | Proficiency | Rating | Trend | Lessons | Focus | Train next |
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| #1 | Jiteshdrivesmashclear | 5.6/10 | ↑ +1.5 | 9 · 12 analyzed | torso |
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| #2 | Player4clearservesmash | 5/10 | — | 5 · 9 analyzed | torso |
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| #3 | Player7servedriveclear | 4.9/10 | — | 5 · 10 analyzed | torso |
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| #4 | Player3driveclear | 5.5/10 | — | 5 · 12 analyzed | torso |
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| #5 | Govindservedriveclear | 5.1/10 | → steady | 15 · 22 analyzed | torso |
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| #6 | Player12dropclear | 5.3/10 | — | 2 · 3 analyzed | torso |
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| #7 | Player8cleardrive | 4.9/10 | — | 3 · 9 analyzed | torso |
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| #8 | Player11drivesmash | 4.3/10 | — | 2 · 6 analyzed | torso |
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| Prov. | Player14clear | 6/10 | — | 1 | torso |
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| — | Pavanserve | — | 7/10 | — | 1 | — | — |
| — | Shridhar | — | — | — | 0 | — | — |
| — | Vickydrive | — | 5/10 | — | 3 | — | — |
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Govind
serve · elbow
Racket elbow angle reached 116.7 degrees at contact, nearly fully extending near the 120-degree upper limit for a backhand low serve.
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drive · elbow
Racket elbow angle reached 160.1 degrees at contact, leaving the arm nearly locked straight rather than maintaining a functional bend within the ideal 95-145 degree range.
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clear · torso
Insufficient torso coil during backswing, showing only 14.8° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation compared to the recommended minimum of 20° for overhead clears.
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drive · torso
Minimal trunk and shoulder-hip rotation measured at only 0.9 degrees during execution.
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smash · torso
Govind achieved only 4.8° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation prior to contact, showing almost no core coil.
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serve · elbow
Right elbow extended to 107.8° at contact instead of maintaining a compact ~90° angle during the low backhand serve.
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smash · knee / lunge
Excessive right knee flexion down to 81.9° during the loading phase before contact.
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serve · elbow
Racket elbow was extended to 112.3 degrees at contact during the backhand low serve.
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serve · knee / lunge
Standing too upright during the backhand low serve with a high 149.4° knee angle.
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drive · torso
Lack of trunk rotation during the drive stroke, showing only 0.7° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation compared to the recommended minimum of 15°.
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drive · torso
Minimal shoulder-vs-hip rotation of only 1.7 degrees at contact, far below the recommended 15 degrees minimum coil for a drive.
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drive · knee / lunge
Govind stayed too upright during the stroke, recording a deepest knee bend of only 16.2°.
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clear · torso
Shoulder-versus-hip rotation reached only 6.1° at contact (ideal is ≥20°), indicating a flat, square stance with almost no upper-body coiling.
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clear · torso
Limited upper body coiling prior to stroke execution, achieving only 8.4° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation at impact compared to the target 20°+.
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drive · knee / lunge
Left knee bend reaches 66.5°, dropping the lower body excessively low.
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drive · torso
Minimal upper body rotation during shot setup, achieving only 4.5° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation.
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clear · torso
Minimal torso and hip coiling during the overhead swing, generating only 5° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation.
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clear · torso
Your shoulder-vs-hip rotation reached only 6.7 degrees prior to impact, showing almost no trunk coiling during the stroke preparation.
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serve · torso
Excessive torso lean of 24.5° from vertical during serve contact (ideal range is 0-15°).
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clear · torso
Minimal shoulder-vs-hip rotation of 0.1 degree at contact, failing to generate core rotation power.
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serve · elbow
Racket elbow was extended to 153° at contact, exceeding the recommended 60-120° range for a serve.
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drive · torso
Minimal shoulder-vs-hip rotation of only 2.7° during the swing compared to the ideal minimum of 15°.
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clear · torso
Minimal trunk rotation during preparation and hit, showing a shoulder-vs-hip rotation of only 3.9° (ideal ≥ 20°).
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drive · torso
Played the drive with almost zero trunk rotation, registering only 1" shoulder-vs-hip rotation.
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clear · torso
Negligible shoulder-vs-hip rotation of only 3.8° (ideal ≥20°) during the backswing and stroke.
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drive · torso
Minimal body coiling during preparation, showing only 4.5° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation.
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drive · torso
Minimal trunk coil before impact, registering a shoulder-vs-hip rotation of only 1.6 degrees.
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drive · torso
Extremely minimal trunk and shoulder-vs-hip rotation measured at only 1.9°.
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clear · torso
Only achieved 6.8° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation during preparation alongside an excessive torso lean of 39.8°.
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clear · torso
Minimal body coil during the overhead stroke, achieving only 8.1° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation compared to the recommended 20°+.
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drive · torso
Minimal shoulder-vs-hip rotation at contact, measured at only 2 deg compared to the recommended 15 deg minimum.
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drive · knee / lunge
Shallow right knee bend of 122.7 degrees on the forward step rather than loading deeply into the lunge.
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drive · elbow
Racket elbow was severely collapsed at 38.8 degrees at contact instead of maintaining a extended angle between 95 and 145 degrees.
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drive · elbow
Racket elbow angle was 44.3° at contact, far below the ideal 95-145° range for a flat drive.
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clear · elbow
Racket elbow angle was bent at 72.7° at contact instead of full overhead extension (150-178°).
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smash · torso
Your shoulder-vs-hip rotation measured only 1.6° at contact (ideal is ≥25°), resulting in an uncoiled, flat-chested swing.
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smash · torso
Shoulder-vs-hip rotation was measured at only 0.4 degree during the stroke setup, showing virtually no core rotation or shoulder turn.
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drive · knee / lunge
Deepest knee bend was only 39.3° during setup and impact, keeping the player too upright.
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clear · torso
Minimal trunk rotation during preparation, recording only 4.1° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation (ideal is ≥20°).
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clear · torso
Shoulder-vs-hip rotation is only 5 degrees at impact, leaving the upper body square to the net rather than coiling side-on.
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clear · torso
Extremely minimal torso and shoulder-vs-hip rotation of only 3.5° during the swing setup.
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drop · torso
Minimal body coiling with a shoulder-vs-hip rotation of only 0.8° prior to impact.
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drive · torso
Excessive torso lean of 50.1° from vertical at contact (ideal for drives is 0-25°).
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clear · torso
Extremely low body coiling prior to stroke execution, reaching only 1.7° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation.
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drive · torso
Excessive torso lean of 42.6° from vertical combined with minimal shoulder-hip rotation of only 2.7° at contact.
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smash · torso
Only 1° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation was generated during the overhead stroke preparation and hit.
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clear · torso
Your shoulder-vs-hip rotation was only 1° at contact, showing almost zero core coil during the overhead stroke preparation.
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