Read our other experiences below: Experience with Robi Cokan Experience with Alexander Waske Mind & Body Mr. Alberto Castellani, ATP Coach and GPTCA, President is the latest member of the international tennis fraternity I’ve had the pleasure of learning from.
This article touches on the financial side of tennis training as a career option in India and is based on average rates in academies and retail prices. Tennis as a hobby sport is economical enough to be taken up and
The 2019 ATP Finals proved to explosive as the NextGen finally made their mark. With a lot of new players this time around, the Finals were a precursor to the future of tennis. The Journey Starts With Concentration This is
Living life with a clear conscience will usually bring about the best results for you on a day to day basis. Use that same mentality on the tennis court and you will probably end up with a similar outcome. Watching
Can you be part of a college tennis team if you are a great athlete, but not so great at academics? Or, what if you are really good at academics and intellectually gifted, but you don’t have the opportunity to
Intensity is a Belief That’s the motto of Alexander Waske (and his academy), with whom I had the pleasure of spending a few days with. About Alexander Waske Being a Top 100 ranked player, in both ATP Singles and Doubles,
Over the years, ITL (as a league and personally) have had meetings, sessions and camps with quite a few coaches in India and abroad. Some of them have trained either ATP/WTA Professionals or top ITF ranked juniors. One such coach
College tennis in the United States is a popular option for a lot of players looking to continue studies, while still deciding whether they want to go Pro or not. The facilities, training, playing atmosphere and competition are some of
Juniors need a defined pathway to help them through the many intricacies and hurdles of a professional tennis career. Usually the national associations provide their countries academies, or state run training centres, with guidelines on how to develop players from
After an independent analysis was conducted by the ITF Pro Circuit, in 2013 – 2014, it was shown that only 250 to 350 men and women were breaking even professionally from the prize money on offer. Out of 14,000. (Link
