Table tennis · AI Coach

Get AI feedback on your table tennis technique

Start with a video of your stroke. SportArc AI Coach turns a supported table tennis action into 3D movement and feedback you can review before your next practice.

A 3D movement example from SportArc AI Coach: rotate around the player, then review the stroke.

Look at the movement behind the shot

Review key positions around the stroke and inspect movement in 3D. The report brings together technique observations, movement measures, strengths, and areas to work on.

  • See key positionsReview the movement before impact, at impact, and at the end of the stroke.
  • Understand movement measuresExplore measures such as joint angles, center of mass, and the power chain alongside the video.
  • Take feedback into practiceRead the strengths and areas to work on, then choose a focus for your next session.
SportArc technique score and feedback example
Example technique feedback. The score belongs to the sample action.
SportArc table tennis 3D movement and original-video comparison
Example 3D technique view in SportArc.
SportArc center of mass and power-chain movement measures
Example movement measures. Values describe the sample action.

Choose the stroke and the moment to analyze

  1. Choose a stroke

    Choose the supported stroke type in AI Coach.

  2. Import your video

    Select your recorded table tennis action.

  3. Choose the impact frame

    Select the moment you want the app to analyze.

  4. Identify the player

    Place the box around the player in the recording.

  5. Review the analysis

    Start the analysis, then explore the 3D result and feedback.

Keep the important body parts unobstructed

Choose an angle that keeps the racket hand and lower body visible. Obstruction can hide the movement you want to understand. Compare the recommended views with the examples to avoid.

See the AI Coach recording guide
Avoid this view
Avoid: racket hand hidden The player’s body obscures the racket hand.
Avoid: racket hand hiddenThe player’s body obscures the racket hand.
Avoid this view
Avoid: lower body hidden The table obscures the lower body.
Avoid: lower body hiddenThe table obscures the lower body.

Need to compare two recorded movements?

Motion Compare is SportArc’s separate table tennis workflow for comparing two videos. Choose the handedness, identify the impact moments, and select the player in each recording. Use the same clear-view checks for both videos.

AI Coach starts with one supported action. Motion Compare gives you a way to inspect two recorded movements together.

Questions before you start

Find the workflow that fits your recording.

Is this a general AI chat coach?

This workflow starts from a table tennis video and a selected stroke. The result includes movement views and feedback about that action.

Can it coach tennis or badminton technique?

AI Coach currently focuses on table tennis. Tennis and badminton recordings can use Auto Cut for rally clips.

Does one result guarantee that my technique is correct?

Use the feedback alongside your own review and coaching. The recording and the selected moment affect what can be analyzed.

How is this different from Match Review?

AI Coach focuses on an action. Match Review focuses on a table tennis match and its placements and statistics.