Tennis videos in the BaselineTennisAI app

The video feed in BaselineTennisAI follows 12 YouTube channels, from Tennis TV and the four Grand Slams to coaching channels such as Intuitive Tennis and Patrick Mouratoglou. It checks them for new videos every six hours and sorts them into categories like Serve, Forehand and Match Highlight. This page shows what is in it today.

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Most tennis lessons on YouTube are made by a handful of coaching channels, and most highlights by the tours and the tournaments themselves. The BaselineTennisAI feed puts both in one place inside the app. Below are the latest lessons for each stroke, the newest match highlights and the full list of channels.

What is in the feed

The app files a video under every category whose word appears in its title, so one video can sit in several categories. Videos whose titles match no category go to Latest, which is left out of the table.

Category in the appVideosNewest
Match Highlight14572 Oct 2026
Serve15828 Sep 2026
Strategy/Tactics12130 Sep 2026
Drama878 Sep 2026
Forehand6617 Jul 2026
Backhand563 Sep 2026
Court Level1222 Aug 2026
Volley1110 Jun 2026
Rally924 Aug 2026
Slow Motion14 Jan 2024

Lessons by stroke

Serve

124 lessons. See all serve videos

Forehand

61 lessons. See all forehand videos

Backhand

51 lessons. See all backhand videos

Strategy and tactics

16 lessons. See all strategy and tactics videos

Latest match highlights

All match highlights from the last two weeks

Volleys and net play

The feed has only a few volley lessons so far, so they are listed here rather than on a page of their own.

Channels in the feed

Questions about the video feed

Where do the videos come from?

From the public YouTube channels listed above. The app plays them with YouTube's player, and this site links to them on YouTube. Neither hosts copies.

How often is the feed updated?

The app checks the channels for new videos every six hours. This page and the video pages linked from it are rebuilt twice a day.

How do I turn a lesson into practice?

Pick one cue from a video, try it in your next session, then open the AI coach in the app and choose Drill Ideas. Tell it what you worked on and what happened, and ask for a short drill plan for next time.

Watch them in the app

The videos play inside BaselineTennisAI, next to your AI coach and your match log. Free on iPhone and Android.