Titan Drills Pro - User Guide Basics

Titan Drills Pro is the much anticipated second release of the popular Titan Drills app. Please read these guidelines to familiarize yourself with the new app and learn about all of its new features.

Titan Drills Pro is compatible with all Titan Tennis, Pickleball and Padel machines.

On this page you will find:

Download links for iPhone and Android
Titan Drills Pro - User Guide Basics
Titan Drills Pro - How to Update the Software of your Titan ball machine
Titan Drills Pro - How to Add a New Drill
Titan Drills Pro - How to Import Existing Drills
Titan Drills Pro - FAQs

Using Titan Drills Pro for the the first time

Download Titan Drills Pro

Titan Drills Pro is available for free download on iPhone and Android. Click on the button below to download the app to your phone.

Titan Machine Software Update

Due to the considerable improvements we have made to the app, your Titan machine will need a software update before you can use Titan Drills Pro.

Follow the prompts on the app to complete the update or for more details read the Titan Software Update instructions.

Titan Drills Pro User Guide Basics

Connecting to Titan

Turn on the Titan ball machine
Ensure you have Bluetooth enabled on your phone
Open the Titan Drills Pro app
Select your machine type from the list (Tennis, Pickleball or Padel)
Click [ Connect to Titan ]
Note: You can use the app without connecting to a Titan machine. This is helpful if you are using the app to share or create drills when you are away from your machine. In this case click [ Enter without connecting to Titan ]

Drill List - 24 of your favorite drills

Here you'll find a list of drills that are currently loaded onto your Titan machine. Think of this list as your favorite drills - the ones you use most often.

You can add up to 24 drills to this list. You can edit the drills, re-order them, rename them, delete them or share them with friends.

For each drill listed you'll see the drill number, drill name, and the number of balls in the drill. For example: D1, Deep Serve-BH, 11 Balls.

How to Play a Drill

Select the drill you want to play by clicking the corresponding drill number, ie D1
Down the bottom of the screen the active drill number is displayed
Click [ Start ] to being playing the drill

Stopping or Pausing a Drill

Pausing a drill will stop the ball feed, but the delivery wheels will still keep spinning.
Stopping a drill will stop the ball feed and stop the delivery wheels.

It essentially puts the machine into sleep mode. This is a battery saving feature.

Playing a Mega Drill

A Mega Drill is a selection of drills played in a series.

Select the first drill you want to play in the series
Click the checkbox marked Mega Drill
Select multiple drills you want to play in the series
The total number of balls in the Mega Drill is displayed
Click [ Start ]

Edit a Drill

Click on the drill name that you want to edit. The Drill Edit screen will be displayed with the name of the drill at the top of the screen.

The individual shots that make up the drill are displayed below the court diagram. Notice the shots listed below: S1 = shot 1, S2 = shot 2 etc. The location of each shot is illustrated on the small court diagram.

Rename the drill - Click the menu icon (top right) and select [ Rename Drill ].

Add a shot - Notice the locations marked on the court. Click any of these locations to add a shot to that point on the court. A new shot will be added to the drill.

Repeat a shot - Increase the loop number to repeat the same shot.

Edit a shot - see detailed instructions below.

Re-order a shot - click and drag a shot to re-order the list of shots.

Delete a shot - swipe right on a shot to delete it.

Save a drill - Click [ Save and Start ] to save the drill and start playing it.
Click [ Save ] to save it and return to the drill list.

Edit a Shot

Each shot in a drill can be individually adjusted for speed, height, location, spin and feed rate.

Click on the Shot you want to change. The shot edit screen will be displayed.

Change to a random shot using the toggle switch.

Adjust the loop count using the - and + buttons.

Adjust the variables of the shot using the sliders. The approximate values for speed, height, direction, spin and feed rate are shown to the right of the slider.

Add a Random Shot

Click [ Add Random Shot ] to deliver a ball to a random location on the court
Select the range of locations you want the ball to land
Click [ Done ]
Increase the loop count if you want to repeat the random shot

Preview the Drill

Click [ Preview ] to simulate the drill
The ball path for each shot will be displayed on the screen
Click [ Cancel ] to stop the drill preview and return to the edit screen