A real match: the founder's own, shared with his permission

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    This is a full Kitch IQ report from a real doubles match: 10 minutes of video analyzed from an upload 18:47 long. It shows where the player stood, the pattern that stood out, and the one drill to practice next. Read it, then decide if you want one for your game.

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    The analyzed player in a red shirt on the near court, filmed from behind the baseline; every other person in the frame is blurred.
    A frame from the match at 11:56 in the uploaded video, inside the stretch analyzed (8:56 to 18:47): phone on the fence behind the baseline. Every other person is blurred.
    Basic tier

    Match session — 10 minutes of video

    Everything below is about you — the near-side player.

    Kitch IQ match report · times (m:ss) count from the start of your video

    You hold the kitchen line well.

    6.3 / 10how much of your play was in scoring position18rallies played10minutes of video analyzed

    These are the figures that sentence rests on.

    At the kitchen line

    You hold the line for a good share of the point, then give it back.

    27%of your court time in the front court

    Measured as where you stood, not as how your dinks played: 27% of your tracked court time was in the front court (within 10 ft of the net).

    Does that match how it felt out there?

    What to change: When a ball comes at your feet, bend instead of backing up. One step back is one step you have to earn again.

    Drill

    Dink cross-court with a partner and do not let either heel come off the line for two straight minutes.

    Coach's read

    Here's my read on your session (10 min of video analyzed) — how you moved.

    Your session at a glance: 10 minutes of video. Of 13 stroke reads we could confirm the swing shape on 9 (8 same-side, 1 cross-body) — the remaining 4 were harder to see cleanly and we don't call them either way. Almost everything you hit was soft — you are choosing to keep the ball down rather than to hurt it, which is the right instinct and only half a game.

    Of your court-tracked time: 27% in the front court (within 10 ft of the net), 15% in the mid-court transition band, and 58% at the baseline. These figures cover 9 minutes of the 10 minutes of video analyzed — the stretch where your court position was tracked cleanly.

    Court coverage

    Position score
    6.3
    / 10
    Sweet spot — competitive play

    This score is a position share, not a skill rating. Of the active-play time we tracked you forward of the baseline, it is the share you spent in the front court (within 10 ft of the net) rather than in the mid-court transition band, on a 0–10 scale. Baseline time is left out of the calculation because everyone starts there. Any rating band shown is our estimate, not a measured norm.

    A perfect 10 would mean zero transition time — physically not possible in pickleball. The sweet spot is 6–8.

    Tip: camera placement decides how much of your match we can map. See the filming guide → to get even more of your next session tracked.

    Where you played

    Heat map

    Brighter zones = more time spent.

    NetKitchenKitchenBaselineBaselineOpponentYour side
    High activity Moderate Low
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