ATP forehand insights stats

[stroke]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/9erthJtK1P5eqFG8A

Interesting, the announcers pointed out Nadal had not played enough matches to qualify for this list

[jimlosaltos]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/9erthJtK1P5eqFG8A

Interesting, the announcers pointed out Nadal had not played enough matches to qualify for this list

I still haven't figured out what their ratings for serve mean / how they are calculated. Now this.

Any idea what "quality" means.

Perhaps Diego Schwartzman leads in "quantity" <g>

[stroke]

I still haven't figured out what their ratings for serve mean / how they are calculated. Now this.

Any idea what "quality" means.

Perhaps Diego Schwartzman leads in "quantity" <g>

No idea, but I do think this ATP "Insights " list is separate from the ATP Best Shots list on their website.

[stotty]

Shot Quality measures the quality of the player’s serve, return, forehand and backhand on a 0-10 scale. They are calculated in real-time by analysing each shot's speed, spin, depth, width, and the impact it has on the opponent.

A player's movement, however, is not taken into consideration - which is a weakness one feels as 'getting into position' is absolutely key to hitting great shots.

[jimlosaltos]

A player's movement, however, is not taken into consideration - which is a weakness one feels as 'getting into position' is absolutely key to hitting great shots.

I suspect they would say movement shows up in the results. i.e. as you wrote, it's essential.