Players who want fewer loose errors without overthinking.
- Weekly target
- 2 court habits, 1 recovery habit
- Linked drill
- Crosscourt Consistency
Pick one focus, run one rep, and save what changed.
Pattern-stable baseline builder
Starter style. Compare the options before making it yours.Pick the style that best describes how you naturally build and finish points. Use a development focus for the part of your tennis you are improving now.
Your durable match identity.
One priority that can change as your game changes.
Use this when wide balls turn into panic shots or rushed misses.
Build crosscourt tolerance, hold depth, defend wide without panic, choose safer targets under pressure, and turn consistency into a real weapon.
Custom tennis habits work best when the level, goal, and training setup point to the same next rep.
Players who want fewer loose errors without overthinking.
Start with one Consistent Builder card, score the proof, then decide whether to repeat, progress, or test it in a match.
Pick the habit, attach a drill, and save the proof when you finish.
Start from a tennis-ready template, or use Add as quest on any drill card to prefill this builder.
Choose one goal and the builder will load a starter quest, linked drill, proof, and cadence.
Start with one crosscourt habit, then add recovery and a short debrief.
Three repeatable habits for rally tolerance, recovery, and post-play learning.
Serve target, routine, and reset habits for tight points.
Short movement habits tied to split timing, recovery, and durability.
These rows use Supabase RLS ownership rules, so another user cannot read or change them.
Built from your saved quests, completion history, and current player identity.
Checking your account.
Your identity stack has room for one more supporting habit lane.
One scored linked drill creates the first XP signal.
Repeat a linked drill only if you want extra reps; the daily stack is clean.
Start with one short linked drill so the review has a real signal.
Assignment-ready habits for communication, first move, and 30-30 doubles clarity.
Team-ready pack for warm-up, return intent, and post-match learning.
Loading saved quests.
Start from the identity read, then choose the card that trains the highest-value tennis behavior for the next match.
Use Crosscourt depth that earns time and space as the intention, then name the leak before the rep starts: Changes direction before depth is earned
Score the proof target in plain tennis language: Defense to neutral response 0-5
Carry the cue into My Lab, matchup prep, or the next practice note so the Player ID stays useful.
Give the coach one saved proof point instead of a generic lesson recap.
Start with one Consistent Builder card, score the proof, then decide whether to repeat, progress, or test it in a match.
Defense to neutral response 0-5
Save the session so the Player ID can carry proof into My Lab, coach assignments, and the next matchup.
The identity is not complete until it shows up in the score moment where the player usually leaks.
Coach assigned work, identity recommendations, favorites, and Level Up Cards live here. Pick what you need, do it on court, rate it, and keep moving.
Coach-invited players complete assigned cards and send simple proof back to the coach.
Open assignmentsFavoritesPlayer quick starts.Pin the cards you repeat most often so training starts in one tap.
Shape it. Recover. Make them play.
Use this when wide balls turn into panic shots or rushed misses.
Use this before play when you need your body and attention ready for the first ball.
Use this after practice, matches, or conditioning blocks.
A short off-court path for players who need legs, posture, and readiness to support their tennis goals.
Proof: Ready body 0-5A serve-focused path that connects routine reps to pressure behavior.
Proof: Serve routine under pressure 0-5A practical movement module for players who need cleaner first moves and recovery after contact.
Proof: Movement habit showed up 0-5Quest packs turn TIQ drill cards into practical weekly habits. Players keep private proof, coaches can assign focused work, and captains can run team challenges from aggregate completion.
Save drill-backed habits for skill, movement, match prep, recovery, mindset, and hydration.
Open builderCoach assignable packsSend one focused assignmentUse a pack to point players toward the same card, proof target, and cadence.
Preview Coach bridgeTeam challenge packsRun a lineup-ready habitTrack aggregate completion for team routines without exposing private player notes.
Preview team modeTenAceIQ habits stay tennis-first: practical actions, linked drills, proof scores, XP, streaks, and coach/team handoffs when the player chooses to share.
Serve routine, crosscourt patience, return intent, volley decisions, and doubles communication all start with proof-backed cards.
Movement, first step, posture, leg durability, and mobility habits connect to how points actually break down.
Hydration, pre-match timing, and practice-day fuel can live as lightweight habits without calorie tracking.
Post-play mobility, sleep-support routines, and soreness notes help players arrive cleaner for the next tennis block.
Confidence, breathing, target clarity, and post-error routines become repeatable quests with a clear 0-5 proof score.
Warm-up, first target, doubles jobs, return plans, and post-match learning can be repeated across the season.
These starter tracks keep Level Up useful for newer players, recreational players, competitive players, and doubles teams without changing the core habit loop.
Learning the game or returning after time away
2.5-3.5 players building consistency
3.5-4.5 players chasing sharper point starts
Any level playing doubles or team tennis
Keep Free team access, then add My Lab, Level Up training cards, Tactics Tools, refreshed tennis context, matchup prep, and tennis messages.
Save drill-backed quests, XP, streaks, and proof history inside My Lab and Level Up.
Turn the same path into focused student work with proof a coach can review after the player shares it.
Run lineup-ready habits while keeping private player notes and proof details with each player.
Consistent Builder: Shape it. Recover. Make them play.
Build a serve habit that connects target, routine, recovery, and the next ball.
On court / Training alone
Serve target clarity 0-5
Ready courtside. Run the rep, then log clean proof.Bank one clean block.
No proof in the last seven days. Start with one short, scored rep.
Free players can accept the link, see assigned work, and send simple check-ins.
Serve, movement, fitness, mental routine, doubles, and match habits all pull into one plan.
Player turns quick logs into My Lab progress, match evidence, and next-focus intelligence.
Use assigned challenges, rate the work, and share quick recaps back to the coach who invited you.
Recover before the result becomes the story.
Build a serve habit that connects target, routine, recovery, and the next ball.
You finish with one repeatable tennis habit and a proof score you can track.
Add score pressure only after the routine stays the same for three clean reps.
Shadow the pattern first, then add the ball only when the target and recovery are clear.
Tap +1 only when the proof behavior shows up. The count is saved into the proof note.
10 minutes
Goal: 10:00. Use this for the work block. Keep quality clean before adding speed.
Serve target clarity 0-5
Level Up saves the court work first, then syncs only when the access path is connected.
Rating, tiny note, timer, focus, and proof history stay in this browser immediately.
Player history or coach-invited proof can reach Level Up sessions after sign-in.
Favorites and copied coach-update sent markers stay on this device for now.
Save one session to start the progress trail.
Next under-indexed area: Crosscourt Build.
Shared logs are the signal a coach can use to shape the next lesson or challenge.
Coach scheduling can connect lesson reminders to this same focus and phone calendar flow.
Coach-invited players get assigned Level Up work through the coach tier. Players without an invite use Playerfor full self-guided history, trends, recommendations, calendar-linked lessons, and progress ownership.