Quick reminder—if you're a Night Train student, you already have access to PB Vision. No extra cost. I’ve got the account set up and it’s already helping shape what we coach. Here’s what it does: - You send in a match video (just let me know—I'll send you a Dropbox link). - I upload it to PB Vision. - A few hours later, we get a full breakdown of your game: It breaks every shot down. Color-coded. Clean. And only your shots—no confusion with your partner’s game. Example:Pat’s data showed solid consistency and good defense, but her returns and serve depth were keeping her score lower than it should be. Now we’ve got 3 things to work on. Clear and simple. This is coaching that shows you where your game is breaking down. No guessing. 🎯 Want a folder? DM me or drop a comment and I’ll send your Dropbox link. Train what doesn’t break. Raise your floor.

The first two put-aways by the pro in red on the right side of the screen. It’s a brush across the outside of the ball—not a high-to-low chop or classic “brush up.” Mechanic - Contact: in front, waist–shoulder high - Face: neutral/slightly closed - Path: across the outside edge (FH: right→left across; BH: left→right across) - Speed = pace: faster brush across = more pace without sailing long - Finish: across to outside shoulder/hip, not down Use it when - Shoulder-high or lower ball at the NVZ and you’re set - You want a body-line finish (hips/ribs/shoulder) or to pull the defender off their spot Skip it when - Above your strike zone (hit an overhead) - You’re off-balance or reaching (reset/place middle) Common misses → quick fixes - Into net: path went down → keep it across with neutral face - Floats long: face open → close slightly, shorten finish - Jammed: late contact → meet earlier Mini-drill (6 min) - FH (20 balls): brush-across to near-shoulder/hip; track makes/20 - BH (20 balls): two-hand OK; track - Alt 10: call “across” before contact Your turnWant this in next week’s HPT reps? Comment YES and which side (FH/BH) you want more work on.