The popular online video coaching service at PitchVision Academy is getting 5 star feedback from users.

Cricketers all over the world have been uploading their videos to the PitchVision Academy website. From there, PitchVision's panel of professional coaches (all former or current first class players) analyse technique before uploading a detailed, personalised feedback report.

Early adopters have been singing the praises of the coaching service.

Steven, a school cricketer in New Zealand said "I love the PitchVision website and decided to get a second opinion from my coach by uploading a video. I liked the way the feedback was broken into different sections and that you could see exactly what Matthew [Nicholson] means by using a split screen."

Paul, a club batsman in the UK added "I wasn't sure about how much benefit I could get from a video coaching service, but we don't have a coach so I went for it anyway and I was surprised. Not only was the service totally reliable but I could take the drills to nets. I'm feeling a lot more confident about the season already."

Sukhraj got in touch after getting online coaching to say, "I've managed to iron out a few chinks in my technique, I can now take this into our matches in the upcoming season where I will be opening the batting."

The Online Video Analysis service is part of PitchVision Academy, the world's largest online cricket Academy. The specialist coaches have all been carefully selected. Having played first-class cricket in Australia (the country with the reputation for the hardest first-class game) they have experience coaching at a very high level; including the full New South Wales state team, Australia U17 and Australia U19. Each coach has a specialist area: Finger spin, batting, wrist spin and pace bowling.