
A quick look
Inside this issue
- Ask AI Coach for a drill shaped around your game.
- Form analysis and Practice Journal context now work together.
- Canada, Cincinnati and the US Open define the next stretch of the tour.
“Champions keep playing until they get it right.”
Billie Jean King
App update
Stuck on a shot? Ask your AI Coach
Tell the AI Coach what is breaking down and it can recommend a drill based on the goal in your Journey, your recent analysis and what you recorded after practice.
Instead of searching through random videos, the player gets a focused next step connected to the work already happening with their coach.
Try asking: Give me a drill for my second-serve consistency.

Your Journey
Practice context should not disappear
Your form analysis and Practice Journal now feed the same Journey. That gives the AI Coach stronger context and helps a linked coach see what the player practiced, which problems appeared and what should happen next.
Shared journal summaries make the time between lessons useful without asking the coach to watch every repetition live.

On tour
The North American hardcourt swing is underway
The Canadian events begin the final run toward the US Open. Preparation, recovery and the ability to make quick adjustments will shape the next several weeks.
Montreal begins without Sinner and Djokovic
Both players withdrew from the National Bank Open to prioritize health and recovery ahead of the US Open.
Read the official update ↗Cincinnati confirms a deep singles field
The tournament announced its 2026 player fields for the expanded hardcourt event in Mason.
Read the official update ↗Tournament watch
Dates for your calendar
Your next practice starts here
Turn practice into visible progress.
Set a goal, practice with real-time AI and keep your coach connected to the journey.
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