01
Preparation
Review the position and timing before contact instead of judging only the finish.
Inspect the movement, then test it in a match.
PaddleIQ combines stroke replay, movement checkpoints, and match context so table tennis technique stays connected to the points where it matters.
Replay for visual review
Checkpoints for a focused cue
Matches for pressure testing
A stroke is more than one frame.
PaddleIQ separates the movement into reviewable phases. That makes it easier to compare what you intended with what happened on camera.
02
Contact phase
Slow the relevant frames and inspect the moment the stroke changes the rally.
03
Recovery
Check how quickly the body and racket return to a position for the next ball.
Drill view and match view belong together.
A clean drill can help isolate a movement. Match footage shows whether that movement holds up when placement, speed, and decision-making change. PaddleIQ is designed to support both views.
Automated observations are a training aid, not a medical assessment or a substitute for an in-person coach.