CourtStats

NEW STUDY REVEALS HOW A TOP-RANKED PLAYER AND MULTIPLE GRAND SLAM FINALIST TRAINED AS A JUNIOR:

*~11 000 total training hours before age 20
*60–80 matches per year | 25–30 tournaments
*Physical work focused on strength, mobility & injury prevention.
*Practice structure ≈ 50 % point-play | 30 % groundstrokes | 15 % serve/return | 5 % net play
*Progress wasn’t explosive; it was structured, gradual, and consistent

Every data point becomes a roadmap to smarter progression.

Source:
Haugen T., Ruud C., Sandbakk S. et al. (2024).
The Training and Development Process for a Multiple-Grand-Slam Finalist in Tennis.
International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance.

U14 Boys’ Final Tunisian Championship 2025

A quick look at the duel chart showing the 2nd set SHOTS QUALITY between Ali Ben Mahmoud and Leith Bennaceur

Congrats to Ali for his victory!
Hard luck to Leith
Amazing effort for both throughout the whole season

Point by point COMPARISON


A detailed look at how Leith Bennaceur and Mohamed Mallouli performed point by point in the first set. Who had the edge in each stroke?

The chart shows the quality of each shot by both players during the first set.
Scores are based on accuracy, effectiveness, and the impact of each shot.

*Other shots include Smashes,Lobs, Drop-shots etc…
Serve stats are not included

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