Tennis match video analysis in St. Louis: the Match Film Package
Ben travels to film three of your real matches, breaks them down with you, and hands you a written plan. About 15 hours of focused work on your game, for $899.
See your game the way your opponent does
Every player has a picture in their head of how they play, and it's usually wrong in two or three places that matter. Film from real matches shows exactly where. Seeing it opens your eyes, and what to work on next becomes obvious.
What's included
- Ben travels to film 3 competitive one-set matches anywhere in the St. Louis metro
- Edited film of every match
- A frame-by-frame breakdown session, in person or by video call
- A match game plan: technique, tactics and how you compete
- A written 3-6 month improvement plan: your priorities in order, with drills and match goals for each
- A competitive game plan built around your strengths, plus follow-up as you train it
- A plan you can share with your current coach
Why $899 is a better return than more lessons
The package is about 15 hours of work on your game: travel, filming, editing, game planning, the breakdown and follow-up. That's roughly $60 an hour, the same as a private lesson. The difference is you keep everything, and every lesson and practice afterward goes to the things that actually cost you matches.
Ben films 3 matches
Three competitive one-set matches anywhere in the St. Louis metro: tournament, league, high school, or a set we arrange.
Ben edits and game plans
He cuts the film, tracks your patterns, and builds a game plan around what repeats.
You break it down together
In person around St. Louis or by video call. You see your game on screen and talk through each pattern.
You take home the plan
A written plan with the clips behind it, plus follow-up. Share it with your coach and re-film to measure progress.
| A typical lesson | VTPA film-first | |
|---|---|---|
| What gets worked on | What the coach notices during drills today | What actually costs you points in matches |
| Evidence | Memory and feel | Time-stamped clips you can replay |
| What you take home | A few cues you try to remember | A written plan with the clips behind it |
| How you know it's working | It feels better | Side-by-side film, before and after |