Nadal Promotes New Mobile Application

Written by: Staff on 27th December 2012

Opening of the 100th tennis playground of the Richard Krajicek Foundation in Rotterdam

Nadal Promotes New Mobile Application

epa03489495 Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal attends the opening of the 100th tennis playground of the Richard Krajicek Foundation in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 28 November 2012. With the playgrounds the foundation of the former Dutch tennis player offers a place to play tennis for the underprivileged children in run-down suburbs. EPA/BAS CZERWINSKI |

Rafael Nadal has put his name on the Tennis Academy App, developed with video-analysis firm Vstrator, which will be available on iTunes.

The app offers in-depth tennis tutorials of Nadal’s strokes, along with Vstrator’s easy-to-use video coaching tools.

The app lets consumers capture and analyze video of athletic motions such as groundstrokes and serves. Video can be recorded or imported from a smartphone camera into the app. The technology lets users highlight video to zero in on any part of their game.

Vstrator video can be shared via Facebook, Twitter, e-mail or text message.

“You can use it anywhere — on the court or at school, and compare any shot of yours to a professional player,” Nadal said. “It is a great way to learn tennis, and see how you can improve.”

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