Biot, Mouratoglou Academy, France
The Mouratoglou Academy is renowned for offering high-level training courses for teenagers who want to improve their game and take on the competition. These programmes enable young athletes to make rapid progress while developing their technical and mental skills in a competitive environment.
The ado tennis competition training course is aimed at young players aged 10 and over who want to prepare for the demands of tournaments while improving their playing technique. This intensive programme combines physical training sessions with competitive matches to build each participant’s confidence and skills.
The courses are suitable for all levels, from intermediate players to experienced competitors, and enable rapid progress thanks to personalised coaching.
The course includes 3 to 4 hours of tennis a day, allowing young athletes to focus on the fundamentals of the game while developing specific strategies for competition.
Each session ends with a UTR tournament, which allows players to put their new skills into practice in a competitive context. This tournament includes a minimum of 3 matches, providing a real opportunity to assess the progress made throughout the course.
Each participant receives an individual report at the end of the course, produced by expert coaches trained in the Mouratoglou Method. This report is used to set medium- and long-term objectives, while highlighting areas for improvement for future competitions.
The Mouratoglou Academy offers world-class sports facilities designed to ensure an optimal training experience. These facilities include :
The competitive tennis courses for teenagers at the Mouratoglou Academy are run by coaches who have worked with world-renowned players such as Coco Gauff, Holger Rune and Stefanos Tsitsipas. Thanks to this methodology, the young athletes learn to train like professionals, focusing on the tactical and mental aspects of the game.
Each player is treated as a unique project, and the aim is to optimise their performance according to their strengths and weaknesses.
Young players improve their technique, physical condition and mental approach to the game. They also learn to cope with the pressure of competition.
No, the course is open to all levels. Each player is assessed at the start of the programme so that they can receive training tailored to their specific needs.
The competition course is designed to last at least two weeks, including intensive training and a UTR tournament to assess progress.
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