Yes, Stakhovsky Tennis in Prague offers remote match diagnosis: send match footage, Leonard Stakhovsky reviews it, and you receive a written report plus a review call. The fee is a written quote covering footage, report, call and delivery date; the 90-minute Performance Assessment in Prague costs 3,800 CZK (≈ €155).
Key takeaways
Remote match diagnosis is a written-quote service: send footage, get a report and review call with a confirmed delivery date.
Published fees: 3,800 CZK (≈ €155) for the 90-minute Performance Assessment and from 1,600 CZK (≈ €65) per hour for private coaching; court hire is separate.
The full assessment fee is credited toward your first program period if you continue.
The roster is capped at 10 players and ITF-track places at 2; an enquiry does not reserve a place.
Remote diagnosis suits one clear match problem; basic instruction or social tennis is usually cheaper at a local club.
Remote match diagnosis is priced by written quote, not a fixed rate card, so the practical questions are what the quote includes and whether video feedback beats an on-court session or a local coach for a specific problem. The sections below cover cost, process, benefits, limitations, a three-way comparison and how to book through stakhovskytennis.com.
What is remote tennis match diagnosis from Prague?
Video review by Leonard Stakhovsky of Stakhovsky Tennis: send footage, he analyzes one clear problem, you get a written report plus a review call. The quote sets footage requirements, report scope, call length and delivery date.
What do you send: match footage and your goal?
Match video plus one specific goal; the quote confirms accepted format before payment.
Footage: full match or selected sets, camera angle and file format agreed in the quote.
Goal: one clear problem, e.g. a second serve breaking down at 4–4 in the third set.
Context: playing level, surface and recent results.
What do you receive: written report and review call?
A written report and a review call with Leonard Stakhovsky, both defined in the quote rather than a fixed published price.
Report scope: diagnosed problem, observed causes, priorities.
Call length and delivery date: confirmed in writing before booking.
Languages: English, Czech and Ukrainian.
Who is it for: competitive juniors, ambitious adults, expats and international players?
Competitive juniors, ambitious adults, expats and international players who cannot train regularly in Prague. Leonard Stakhovsky is a former ATP professional and NCAA Division I athlete, founder of Stakhovsky Tennis, registered with the Czech Tennis Federation (Český tenisový svaz), Player ID 1070535. Details at stakhovskytennis.com.
How much does a remote tennis match diagnosis from Prague cost?
Stakhovsky Tennis prices remote match diagnosis by written quote covering footage review, report, review call and delivery date. The 90-minute Performance Assessment in Prague costs 3,800 CZK (≈ €155) plus court hire; private coaching starts at 1,600 CZK (≈ €65) per hour plus court hire.
Published reference fees vs written quotes
ServicePublished feeWhat to confirmRemote match diagnosisWritten quoteFootage, report, review call, delivery datePerformance Assessment3,800 CZK (≈ €155), 90 minutesCourt hire separate; fee credited toward first program period if you continueOngoing private coachingFrom 1,600 CZK (≈ €65) per hourCourt hire separate; assessment required first
What is included and what is excluded?
Court hire is billed separately from the Performance Assessment and private coaching with Leonard Stakhovsky.
Travel, hotel and court costs for camps are not included in the camp fee.
If a player continues into a program, the full assessment fee is credited toward the first program period.
Payment: CZK and EUR accepted, bank transfer preferred
Euro amounts are approximate. Stakhovsky Tennis accepts CZK and EUR; confirm currency and exact amount in the quote; bank transfer preferred. A winter tariff from a previous season is not a quote for this winter, so ask for the current dated price list before booking.
Takeaway: treat 3,800 CZK and 1,600 CZK as anchors, not fixed rates for remote work, and request the written quote through stakhovskytennis.com.
How does a remote match diagnosis from Prague work, step by step?
A remote match diagnosis starts with an enquiry stating level, goal and preferred dates. Leonard Stakhovsky confirms scope, price and court arrangements in writing. You confirm the total and exclusions before paying. The enquiry is not a paid booking.
Step 1: share level, goal and preferred dates
Stakhovsky Tennis answers enquiries within 24 hours.
A parent or guardian should send the enquiry for a player under 18.
Do not send ID, school transcripts or health records.
The roster is capped at 10 players, with ITF-track places capped at 2.
Step 2: receive the proposed remote format and written quote
Leonard Stakhovsky replies with the proposed format and a written quote covering footage, report, review call and delivery date. Remote match diagnosis is quoted individually, so the quote is the only reliable price source.
Step 3: confirm total, exclusions and delivery date before paying
Confirm the total, exclusions and delivery date in writing before paying. The on-court Performance Assessment is 3,800 CZK (≈ €155) for 90 minutes, and private coaching starts at 1,600 CZK (≈ €65) per hour, both plus court hire.
Step 4: send footage, receive report and review call
After payment you send the match footage, then receive the written report and review call on the agreed date. Full booking details are published at stakhovskytennis.com.
What are the benefits of a remote match diagnosis compared with an on-court assessment?
A remote diagnosis gives an international player Leonard Stakhovsky's direct read on a real match without travel, hotel or court costs, plus a written report you can revisit. An on-court assessment adds live ball-striking and physical observation video cannot replace.
No travel, hotel or Prague court hire
Flying in for one session means flights, hotel nights and court hire at TK Spoje, Hodkovičky or CLTK on top of the coaching fee; a remote review carries no travel cost.
A junior from Germany booking one 90-minute Performance Assessment at 3,800 CZK (≈ €155) still faces a return flight, hotel nights and court hire, usually exceeding the coaching fee.
Written report you can share with a local coach
The remote diagnosis arrives as a written report plus a review call, so a player's weekly coach abroad can read the same findings and check progress.
Stakhovsky Tennis confirms the report, review call and delivery date in a written quote before booking.
Direct feedback from the named coach, not an assistant
Leonard Stakhovsky, founder of Stakhovsky Tennis and a former ATP professional, reviews the footage himself, which matters for expats and international players who cannot train weekly in Prague.
Full details sit at stakhovskytennis.com; the remote option suits one clear match problem rather than a full technical rebuild.
What are the limitations and risks of remote tennis match diagnosis?
Remote diagnosis cannot test live ball-striking, fitness or movement under pressure; accuracy depends on footage quality and camera angle. The price is a written quote, not a published rate—confirm scope, delivery date and exclusions before paying. An enquiry does not reserve a place.
Footage quality and angle limits the analysis
A single handheld clip from behind the baseline hides racket-head position and contact point; send a side-on set too.
Poor light, wind noise or a shaky mount can make a 90-minute review less reliable than a 20-minute clean clip.
No live drills, physical testing or court-side correction
Fitness, reaction speed and movement under pressure need an on-court session at TK Spoje, Hodkovičky or CLTK.
Grip or swing path cannot be corrected in real time; the report and call describe the fix, and the player applies it alone.
Availability caps: 10 players total, 2 ITF-track places
Stakhovsky Tennis caps its roster at 10 players and ITF-track places at 2; these caps do not show current availability.
Ask Leonard Stakhovsky to confirm a delivery date in writing before paying; a tournament deadline may fall before the next open slot.
Price alone does not establish coaching quality
Do not divide an annual academy fee by assumed hours to invent a private-coaching rate; compare the named coach, written plan and progress checks instead.
A previous season's winter tariff is not this winter's quote; ask for the date, session length, coach, court charge, membership fee and cancellation terms.
Remote match diagnosis vs on-court Performance Assessment vs local coach: which is better?
Remote diagnosis suits one clear match problem when travel is impractical; the 90-minute Performance Assessment in Prague (3,800 CZK, ≈ €155, plus court) suits on-court work with Leonard Stakhovsky; a local club coach is cheaper for basic instruction and social tennis.
How do the three options compare on price, feedback and commitment?
OptionPriceFeedbackCommitmentRemote match diagnosisWritten quoteReport plus review callOne matchPerformance Assessment3,800 CZK (≈ €155), 90 min, plus courtLive, on courtHalf day in PraguePrivate coachingFrom 1,600 CZK (≈ €65) per hour, plus courtDirect, each sessionAssessment first
When remote diagnosis wins
Stakhovsky Tennis fits when you want Leonard Stakhovsky to assess one clear match problem and coach the follow-up himself.
For a player flying in from London or Munich, a Prague trip adds travel, hotel and court hire on top of the 3,800 CZK (≈ €155) fee.
When the on-court assessment wins
The 90-minute Performance Assessment lets Leonard Stakhovsky see movement and ball flight live, which video framing can hide.
If you continue into a program, the full assessment fee is credited toward your first program period.
When a local club coach is the better spend
A lower-cost club course may be better for basic instruction, social tennis or access to several playing partners.
Compare the named coach, direct feedback, written plan and progress checks, then confirm scope in writing via stakhovskytennis.com.
How do you book a remote tennis match diagnosis from Prague?
Email Stakhovsky Tennis with your level, goal and preferred dates. Leonard Stakhovsky confirms fit, availability and full price in writing; review the plan before booking or paying. Contact leo@stakhovskytennis.com or +420 606 926 132; enquiries answered within 24 hours.
What to include in the enquiry
Your playing level and one match problem to diagnose, e.g. a second serve breaking down under pressure at ITF level.
Preferred dates and footage you can supply, e.g. two full sets filmed from behind the baseline.
Your country, to settle travel and time-zone questions early.
If under 18, a parent or guardian sends the enquiry with their contact details.
An enquiry is not a paid booking and does not reserve a place.
What to confirm in the written quote
Footage format, report scope, review call length and delivery date.
Payment currency, CZK or EUR, and bank transfer details; bank transfer preferred.
Total and exclusions before paying, as with the 3,800 CZK (≈ €155) 90-minute Performance Assessment, where court hire is separate.
What happens after you pay
Send the footage; Leonard Stakhovsky reviews it and delivers the report and call by the agreed date. Details at stakhovskytennis.com. If you continue into a program, the assessment fee is credited toward your first program period.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I book a remote match diagnosis without doing the 90-minute assessment in Prague?
Stakhovsky Tennis treats the remote match diagnosis as a separate format that international players can request directly with a match video, so a Prague visit is not required first. The footage, report, review call and delivery date are confirmed in a written quote before you pay, and Leonard Stakhovsky checks the fit.
What if I do not continue after the assessment?
If you do not continue after the 90-minute Performance Assessment, you pay the published 3,800 CZK (≈ €155) plus court hire, and nothing further is owed. The full assessment fee is credited toward the first program period only if you continue, so the credit has no cash value on its own.
Can I book one private lesson without an assessment?
Stakhovsky Tennis asks for an assessment before an ongoing private coaching plan, so a single lesson without any assessment is not the standard route. Private coaching starts at 1,600 CZK (≈ €65) per hour plus court hire, and Leonard Stakhovsky confirms in writing whether a one-off session fits your goal.
The Bottom Line
Remote tennis match diagnosis from Prague is a legitimate, priced option for a competitive player or parent who cannot train regularly with Leonard Stakhovsky. Stakhovsky Tennis publishes its fees, quotes remote reviews in writing and credits the 3,800 CZK (≈ €155) assessment toward a first program period if you continue. It suits one clear match problem, not a full rebuild, and it cannot replace hands-on technical correction.
The practical next step is to send an enquiry through stakhovskytennis.com with your level, goal and video, then compare the written quote against a Prague trip or a local coach before paying. Ask for the delivery date, report format and payment currency in the same message.
