The Ultimate SwingVision Review: Pros and Cons

Imagine having the shot and stat tracking capabilities of the major tennis tournament for your tennis games. What kind of insights would you gain? Swingvision is an app which promises to bring you all of this using only your iPhone. If it works - and that’s a big “if” - it could be the most useful tennis app you’ll ever possess. In this review I will give an overview of all that Swingvision offers, and let you know if Swingvision is able to deliver on it’s lofty promises.

Track Position and Shots: 

One of the key features of Swingvision is its ability to track position and shots. With this technology, you can measure shot speed, depth, accuracy as well as win percentage, winners, and errors for all players on the court. You’ll be able to gain insight into your performance with each shot so you can make adjustments accordingly. Furthermore, the app provides detailed analysis of your technique and strategy with video filters based on shot type, score or point outcome. This allows you to compare stats from prior practices or matches to chart progress over time. 

Challenge Line Calls: 

Another useful feature is the ability to challenge line calls with Apple Watch. This allows players to be able to challenge a call at any point in the match by simply pressing a button on their watch. The watch will then send a signal to the referee who will review the play on a tablet device before making a final decision. This feature helps ensure fair play while also providing an additional layer of accuracy when challenging calls during a match. 

Automatic Scoring (Beta) & Edit/Organize/Archive Footage 

The Automatic Scoring (Beta) feature allows players to automatically score points without having to manually input data into the system after each point played in a match. Additionally, Swingvision offers users the ability to edit, organize and archive footage from their practices which can be incredibly helpful for reviewing performance over time or tracking improvement in specific areas such as groundstrokes or serve returns. It also offers 1 month free unlimited service for pro users so they can take full advantage of this feature without worrying about additional costs down the line.  

 Conclusion:

All in all Swingvision is an impressive app that provides numerous features designed specifically for tennis players looking to improve their game quickly and effectively. Whether you are looking for an analytical tool that tracks position and shots or want access to automated scoring (beta), this app has something for everyone! There are even options specifically tailored towards coaches like comparison stats between prior matches or coaching advice based on data collected from videos taken during practice sessions – all of which combine together into one convenient package! For anyone serious about taking their tennis game up a notch – Swingvision is definitely worth checking out!