Tennis is widely played across the world and is known for its technical complexity. Achieving excellence in this sport requires a combination of natural talent, quality coaching, the right equipment, and a solid understanding of sports science.
Biomechanics plays a vital role in player development. Every tennis stroke follows basic mechanical principles, and many injuries on the court are rooted in mechanical issues.
So, how can a coach accurately assess a player’s technique? How can they monitor a player’s progress over time?
That’s where iSen stands out — offering highly reliable body tracking in open-field environments. This is why both the Institut Daniel Mayral and Teknon Hospital in Barcelona chose STT’s inertial measurement technology. With just a few sensors, they were able to design various test protocols and track upper and lower body movements with precision.
Thanks to customizable protocols and report generation, the system allows coaches and professionals to extract clear, actionable insights — not just raw data. Their work continues as they further analyze strokes and movements to enhance performance and prevent injuries.