Capture every important movement
Measure the racket and selected body segments while players train normally.
SWINGFLUX PERFORMANCE SYSTEM
Wearable biomechanics built for tennis coaches and players — combining racket motion, athlete movement and session analysis in one connected system.
THE COMPLETE SWINGFLUX SYSTEM
SwingFlux combines high-frequency motion sensing with practical analysis tools, helping coaches move from observation to measurable player development.
Measure the racket and selected body segments while players train normally.
Purpose-built IMUs and BLE central architecture bring multiple motion streams together.
Compare swings, sessions and player baselines through clear visual analysis.
PRO-LEVEL BIOMECHANICS, MADE PRACTICAL
Use the same principles of biomechanics and motion analysis that underpin elite performance environments — without turning your court into a lab.












48 STROKE-SPECIFIC COACHING METRICS
The current framework organizes 48 coaching metrics across four stroke families: 12 serve, 12 forehand, 12 backhand and 12 return-of-serve metrics. Each view connects motion data to a recognizable coaching question.

12 metrics covering racket speed, timing, elbow action, pronation, racket drop, alignment and contact.

12 metrics spanning preparation, rotation, swing path, racket face, impact and recovery.

A stroke-specific view of preparation, racket movement, timing, impact and follow-through.

12 metrics including reaction, split-step timing, preparation, impact and recovery.
FEATURES TO IMPROVE EVERY PART OF THE SWING

PERFORMANCE TRACKING
See racket speed, acceleration, orientation and selected athlete movement across serves, forehands and backhands. Review each session with context instead of relying on feel alone.
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BIOMECHANICS
Understand how body segments and racket motion connect through the swing. Compare timing, sequence and repeatability to identify the technical change that matters most.
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COACHING WORKFLOW
Measure a swing, make the adjustment, repeat the drill and compare the result. SwingFlux is designed around the feedback loop coaches already use.
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WEARABLE HARDWARE
Compact IMUs and a dedicated BLE central module are designed for synchronized data acquisition in practical on-court environments.
Explore the technology →HOW IT WORKS
Four steps from setup to actionable insight.

Place the compact IMUs on the selected athlete positions and racket.

Serve, rally and run coaching drills without changing the session.

Motion streams synchronize and are processed into session analysis.

Use measurable feedback to test adjustments and track development.
WHY YOU NEED IT
SwingFlux gives coaches objective information to complement experience, video and player feel.
Identify measurable strengths and areas for technical improvement.
Understand how the athlete and racket work together through the stroke.
Build an objective record of development across sessions and training blocks.
Support technical decisions with measurements rather than observation alone.
THE SWINGFLUX SYSTEM
Commercial configurations will be finalized after pilot validation.
INDIVIDUAL

Core wearable sensing and personal session analysis.
COACH

Expanded synchronized sensing and coach-facing comparison tools.
ACADEMY

Designed for multi-player development and repeatable testing workflows.
COMING TO PILOT TESTING
The core system is built, the IMU and BLE central designs are complete, and hardware is now being manufactured.
YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
SwingFlux is a wearable biomechanics and motion-analysis platform for tennis coaching. It combines synchronized sensors with software that helps coaches measure, compare and track movement.
IMUs capture motion from selected body segments and the racket. A BLE central module synchronizes acquisition, then the SwingFlux software processes the session into coach-ready analysis.
The system is being developed around racket motion, selected athlete-segment motion, stroke timing, session comparison and impact-related analysis. The current framework contains 48 stroke-specific coaching metrics across serve, forehand, backhand and return of serve; calculation methods and validation will continue to be refined through pilot testing.
Hardware is currently being manufactured. Pilot testing is the next major milestone, followed by commercial launch planning.