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Beach tennis, by Orma Logbook

Your beach tennis.

Your record with each partner, your match tie-breaks, your tournaments from BT25 to BT2000 with their points, and your dated FFT rank. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.

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The beach tennis dashboard: 10 wins and 5 losses over 15 matches of the 2026-2027 season (67%), the recent form, and the FFT rank 823 from September 2026 with its curve, on a beach backdrop
Statistics

More than 1,600 ways to read your beach tennis

28 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 41 indicators to cross with 41 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.

  • 28ready-made analyses
  • 41indicators
  • 41criteria
  • 1,681possible combinations
  • Your win rate with each partner
  • Your win rate against each opposing pair
  • Your share of tie-breaks and match tie-breaks won, season after season
  • Your wins after losing the first set, season after season
  • The number of your matches decided by a match tie-break, by format
  • Your win rate by match format
  • Your wins over higher-ranked pairs, season after season
  • Your win rate by the ranking gap with the opposing pair
  • The most FFT points won in one tournament, by category
  • Your average final place in your events, season after season
  • The number of your events by final place: first, podium, top eight
  • Your win rate round by round: pool, quarter-finals, semi-finals, final
  • Your win rate outdoors, under cover and in a sand hall
  • Your win rate in wind, heat or rain
  • Your win rate by racket shape
  • The average length of a match by format
  • The ranking gap: 15 wins over higher-ranked pairs and 23 losses to lower-ranked ones, out of 147 matches, and the record by gap, from 73% at −3 or less to 22% at +2, with 58% when the gap is unknown (34 wins, 25 losses)
  • By partner: the record with each, 60% with Baptiste Maillard (75 wins, 50 losses), 69% with Élise Duret (22 wins, 10 losses), 55% with Quentin Rabier (6 wins, 5 losses), 40% with Damien Fouquet (4 wins, 6 losses), 67% with Mehdi Haddad (6 wins, 3 losses) and 14% with Yann Courtois (1 win, 6 losses)
  • Opposing pairs: the head-to-head with each pair, the same two opponents together: 100% against Damien Fouquet and Sylvain Pichon (6 wins, 0 losses), 100% against Damien Fouquet and Quentin Rabier (4 wins, 0 losses), 50% against Baptiste Maillard and Florent Delage (2 wins, 2 losses), 25% against Baptiste Maillard and Damien Fouquet (1 win, 3 losses) and 75% against Quentin Rabier and Sylvain Pichon (3 wins, 1 loss), and 154 more pairs in the detail
  • Match tie-breaks: 53% won, 41 wins and 36 losses out of 77 matches decided by a match tie-break
  • By match format: 55% in 2 sets to 6 + match tie-break (format 4, 36 wins, 30 losses), 58% in sets to 4 + match tie-break (format 3, 56 wins, 41 losses), 67% in sets to 4 with tie-break at 3-3 (format 6, 12 wins, 6 losses), 56% in sets to 3 + match tie-break (format 5, 5 wins, 4 losses), 83% in the one set to 12 (Découverte, 5 wins, 1 loss) and 33% in the advantage set with no tie-break (2 wins, 4 losses)
  • Number of sets, out of 206 matches: 77 decided by a match tie-break, 21 wins after losing the first set, then 65% in 1 set (11 wins, 6 losses), 60% in 2 sets (67 wins, 45 losses), 53% in 3 sets (41 wins, 36 losses) and 100% when unknown (1 win)
  • The first set: 84% wins when it is won (98 wins, 18 losses), 23% when it is lost (21 wins, 69 losses) and 100% when unknown (1 win)
  • By FFT category, in the tournaments whose category is noted: 75% in BT25 (9 wins, 3 losses), 65% in BT100 (40 wins, 22 losses), 51% in BT250 (18 wins, 17 losses), 25% in BT500 (1 win, 3 losses) and 54% when unknown (19 wins, 16 losses), with the best of 175 points earned in one tournament over 20 events, and 59 matches outside any event
  • Final places: an average of 7.9 over 23 events where the place is noted, out of 25 events in all, with 2 first places, 6 second or third, 6 fourth to eighth, 6 ninth to sixteenth, 3 seventeenth and beyond, and 2 unknown
  • By stage: pool 64% (38 wins, 21 losses), round of 16 71% (5 wins, 2 losses), quarter-finals 58% (7 wins, 5 losses), semi-finals 56% (5 wins, 4 losses), final 40% (2 wins, 3 losses) and placement match 56% (18 wins, 14 losses)
  • By event type: 56% in tournaments (58 wins, 45 losses), 50% in team championship (interclub) (12 wins, 12 losses), 64% in pairs championships (7 wins, 4 losses), 100% in club tournaments (10 wins, 0 losses) and 56% with no event noted (33 wins, 26 losses)
  • Doubles or mixed: 56% wins in doubles (97 wins, 76 losses), 68% in mixed doubles (23 wins, 11 losses)
  • Outdoor, covered or indoor (sand hall): 59% outdoor (48 wins, 34 losses), 55% covered (17 wins, 14 losses) and 59% indoor in the sand hall (55 wins, 39 losses)
  • By weather: 64% in fine weather (16 wins, 9 losses), 43% in overcast (3 wins, 4 losses), 83% in rain (5 wins, 1 loss), 64% in thunderstorms (7 wins, 4 losses), 62% in wind (21 wins, 13 losses), 50% in heat (9 wins, 9 losses) and 48% when unknown (10 wins, 11 losses)
  • By racket: 66% with the teardrop (64 wins, 33 losses), 42% with the round (18 wins, 25 losses), 67% with the diamond (6 wins, 3 losses) and 55% when unknown (32 wins, 26 losses)

Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the matches behind it open up. And every figure says how many matches it is based on.

The match edit screen for a doubles match: the selected players Quentin Rabier and Mehdi Haddad, the partners offered as chips, the format 2 sets to 6 + match tie-break (format 4), the win at 2-1, and the set scores 3-6, 6-4, then 10-7 in the match tie-break
Logging a match

The partner, the sets, the match tie-break

The partner as one chip, then the opposing pair and the format, preselected. The sets offered are those the format allows, the match tie-break is written in points, and the result follows from it.

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  • Doubles or mixed doubles, with your recent partners as chips.
  • The match tie-break at one set all, written in points: 10-8, or 13-11 when it runs on.
  • Retired, walkover (WO), disqualification, time up.
  • “Next match” carries on the tournament or the session with the same settings.
The match list by event: a session on 1 October with 2 wins, then the BT250 mixed tournament at the Niort sand hall (4 wins, 2 losses), each match with its sets, the two figures of each pair, and the round
Events and ranking

Your matches, event by event

The list reads by event: the tournament, the interclub or the session with friends, then each match with its score, set by set. The rank of each player on the day of the match makes your upsets.

  • Tournament, club tournament, pairs championship, team championship (interclub), club league.
  • FFT category from BT25 to BT2000, ITF category from BT10 to Sand Series, pairs entered, final place, points earned.
  • Pool, qualifying, from round of 32 to the final, placement match, numbered matchday.
  • A season running from 1 September to 31 August, “2026-2027”.
On the sand

Weather, racket, form

Outdoors, the wind, the heat and the rain are noted, and the racket, round, teardrop or diamond, along with your daily form: the record for each reads in the statistics. The list of rackets stays open.

In training

Lessons, camps, fitness

Private or group lesson, camp, serve, return, volleys and smashes, back-court defence, pair play: the focus of each session is noted, and the split of what you work on reads in the statistics.

Specifications

Everything beach tennis brings to the logbook

Logging

  • A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
  • Doubles and mixed doubles
  • 7 formats: 2 sets to 6 + match tie-break (format 4); sets to 4 + match tie-break (format 3); sets to 4, tie-break at 3-3 (format 6); sets to 3 + match tie-break (format 5)…
  • Outcomes: retired, walkover, disqualified and time up
  • Training, friendly and competition; the “sanctioned” box
  • Session focus (10), court (3), weather (8), racket (3), daily form (3), age group (7) and gender (3)
  • “Next match” starts the next one with the same settings
  • Costs specific to the discipline: court rental

Events

  • Tournament, club tournament, pairs championship, team championship (interclub), club league and friendly series
  • Rounds: pool, qualifying, round of 32, round of 16, quarter-final, semi-final, final…
  • FFT category, ITF category, pairs entered, final place and points earned
  • The list of matches reads event by event

Rankings

  • 3 systems: FFT, Pts FFT and ITF
  • Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
  • Wins over higher-ranked pairs and losses to lower-ranked pairs at the day’s ranking

Opponents and partners

  • A card for every opponent and partner: hand, club, rankings and notes
  • Head-to-head, match preparation, record with each partner
  • Several players followed; a match between two of them is logged once

Watch and files

  • Sessions from your watch, filed from Health Connect

Statistics

  • Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
  • By partner
  • Opposing pairs
  • Set by set
  • Match tie-breaks
  • By FFT category
  • By ITF category
  • Final places
  • Places by season
  • Friendly, training or competition
  • Outdoor, covered or indoor
  • By weather
  • By racket
  • Court time
  • Session focus
  • Every figure says how many matches it is based on

And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.

The logbook’s other disciplines

Beach tennis, and everything else you do

Do you play padel, tennis or beach volleyball too? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.

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