Performance Benchmarks
407 skill-specific windows across 7 sports — a deep reference system for mechanics, timing, contact, movement, power, and outcomes.
Benchmark expertise atlas
128 mechanics and outcomes
Public examples show how to read a reference range. The full coverage map shows what our analysis covers; the detailed scoring bands stay inside the analysis system and are not published.
Golf
Benchmark ranges for adult recreational and competitive golfers using a driver, unless otherwise noted.
Tennis
Benchmark ranges for recreational through competitive tennis players. Values are approximate and vary by court surface and player size.
Baseball
Benchmark ranges for baseball hitters from youth through professional levels.
Slow-Pitch Softball
Benchmark ranges for slow-pitch softball hitters. The pitch must be lofted on a high arc and comes down steeply, so the swing works upward to match that descent. That is why the launch-angle and bat-speed norms below differ from fast-pitch and from baseball.
Fast-Pitch Softball
Benchmark ranges for fast-pitch softball hitters. The pitch is thrown underhand from 43 feet and arrives flat or rising, leaving about as little reaction time as a 95 mph baseball fastball. So the swing is compact, and its bat plane is far shallower than in slow-pitch.
Pickleball
Evidence-informed ranges for pickleball, loosely aligned to self-ratings and DUPR (a pickleball player rating). Many values are video quality scores, not radar measurements — treat them as directional targets.
Padel
Evidence-informed ranges for padel from beginner to competitive. Padel rewards control and net positioning over power; many values are video quality scores, not measurements.
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