A tennis vision model tracks shot speed and body position from iPhone video

Montreal builder AA used Roboflow's agent tooling to label and fine-tune the model, while the coaching layer remains unfinished.

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Why it matters

Agent-connected vision tools are shrinking the work required to train specialized models from personal video. The remaining challenge is converting reliable tracking into useful, validated advice.

A person holding a tennis racket and ball stands on a court before a graffiti-covered wall; a screen overlay shows stroke and shot-speed statistics.

Alan, a Montreal-based builder who publishes as AA (@measure_plan), built a computer vision pipeline that turns iPhone footage of a tennis practice session into measurements of ball speed, stroke type, shot placement and body position at contact.

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