The Best Tennis Academies and the Talents They Train
It is not as easy as it seems for an athlete who plays tennis to put his name among the star athletes.. It is very important that individual ability meets with the right education in order to achieve the goal. Choosing the right program to get the best education can be a difficult decision. Factors such as location, methods, age group, costs and accommodation should be taken into account when making this decision. The education-teaching techniques adopted by the academies should also be taken into account. We have written for you the top Tennis Academies in the World with their facilities that are close to perfect in every sense;
- Gorin Tennis Academy
As we can understand from the name of the founder of Gorin Tennis Academy, Vitaly Gorin, the Academy is located in Northern California. Gorin Academy has not trained many well-known players yet, but names such as Dmitry Tursunov, Igor Kunitsyn, and Jimmy Wang, who competed in the top 100, graduated from Gorin.
- Evert Tennis Academy
Chris Evert Academy, a small school, provides education to a small group of students in Florida. Notable alumni of Chris Evert’s Academy are Madison Keys, Peng Shuai and Jesse Levine.
- Saviano Tennis Academy
ATP Tennis player Nick Saviano decided to start his own academy in Florida in May 2003. The most successful names of the Saviano Tennis Academy are; Sloane Stephens, Eugenie Bouchard and Mallory Burdette.
- Good to Great Tennis Academy
This Academy, which is located in Sweden, prepares its students with an understanding of the BEST to the BEST, just like its name. Sweden is already a country that has weight in the tennis world… we thought it would be enough for us to share with you the two names that the school has recently grown in order for you to understand its image.
- Saddlebrook Tennis Academy
Saddlebrook, one of the largest tennis academies, was founded in Florida in 1986. It is a school that directs the tennis world with the training and training methods it uses. He has introduced James Blake, John Isner, Mardy Fish, Mike Bryan, and Bob Bryan to the tennis world.
- Mouratoglou Tennis Academy
Patrick Mouratoglou founded his own academy in 1996. Located in Nice, France, this academy is famous for the coaches it has given to the tennis world as well as the athletes it has trained. The most important graduates of the academy are Laura Robson, Jeremy Chardy. Marcos Baghdatis, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
- Chick Tennis Academy
Croatian player Nikola Pilic founded his own academy near Munich. Although the academy seems to be behind the rival academies in terms of education, it has played a major role in the careers of Goran Ivanisevic, Michael Sti and Novak Djokovic.
- Spartak Tennis Club
This academy located in Russia has 15 indoor and only 1 outdoor courts due to weather conditions. Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Anastasia Myskina and Marat Safin, who have made their mark on world tennis, have grown up at this academy. Although they may not be as high-level tennis players as these 3 names, Anna Kournikova brought names such as Dinara Safina together with us at the point where tennis sports and advertising meet.
- Sanchez-Casal Tennis Academy
Emilio Sanchez Vicario and Sergio Casal founded the ‘Academia Sanchez-Casal’ tennis academy in Barcelona. The Academy also has a headquarters in Florida. Daniela Hantuchova, Juan Monaco, Feliciano Lopez, Janko Tipsarevic, Svetlana Kuznetsova Ana Ivanovic and Andy Murray are among the graduates of this academy.
