2022

2021

Mr. Yoshinori Nakayama

JPNFemale Junior Head coach of National teamand Junior Development Committee/Chair of Japan
Tennis AssociationTheme

Creating Japanese future in Tennis by integrating data science andsensitivity
Day 11) Coaching theory and training to enhance reproducibility2) How is tennis nowadays
3) The long term performance development

ContentDAY 2
1) How to start each point (importance of opening shots)
2) To perform high reproducibility under pressure3) On court drill to acquire skills and tactical patterns

2019

Mr. Doug MacCurdy

USAMaster Professional of the United States ProfessionalTennis Association International Master Professionalof the Professional Tennis Registry

ThemeCoaching theory from junior to top professional

Content

1. Guiding Principles for the Development of Young Juniors
2. Tactical Training Concepts
3. Talent Identification – How to Do It in Tennis
4. Keys to Conducting Excellent Practice Sessions
5. What Breaks Down?
6. One Sport – Two Games: Coaching Winning Doubles
7. An Integrated Approach to Improving the Effectiveness ofTechnique
8. Singles and Doubles Match Evaluation Forms
9. Preparing Tactics for Specific Opponents
10. How Net Play Fits into Today’s Tennis and How to Teach It
11. Similarities and Differences in Coaching Performance Juniorsand Pros.
12. On Court Physical Training – Using Endurance as an Example

2018

Mr. Robert Davis

USA

President of the GPTCA Cambodia, Indonesia,Malaysia, Laos, Vietnam and Myanmar, Writer,
Touring Coach

Mr. Jean-Philippe Fleurian

FRA

President of the GPTCA US, Canada and France,
Advisory Counsil of SITA, Founder of TIGA method

ThemeThe Road Map: Transition from Juniors to High PerfromanceContentContents:
1. Discovering and Strengthening your Coaching Identity &Philosophy
2. What Is Needed When- Emotional and Physical Stages ofDevelopment
3. How to Measure the Mental, Physical and Emotional States of aPlayer using new technological tools
4. Effective Scheduling: Philosophies & Examples & Case Studies
5. Creating a Player Road Map: Structural Planning and Training
Blocks
6. Dealing with Disappointment
7. The TIGA Method and Why It Will Make You Better
8. 3-Step Strategy for Becoming a Great Competitor
9. Plan, Prepare & Persistence: My Journey to Wimbledon

2017

Mr. Chris Kachel

AUS

Clay court and Development Manager ( Mainassessor for the High Performance CoachingCourse) ／ Former Head Coach AustralianInstitute of Sport

ThemeContentWHAT IS THE EYE LOOKING FOR / LOOKING AT?
Day 11) Introduction2) Observations of my coaching journey
3) Tactics
4) Match Analysis – Developmental Cycle
5) Match analysis – looking for what
6) Key components of playing a Slice Backhand7) On court session – 2 hours
DAY 21) Learning Environment2) Role /responsibility of the coach3) On court training sessions – looking for what4) Game styles and Game situations - Vision of ATP / WTA players
5) Match Analysis – AO Men’s Final 20176) On court session – 2 hours

2016

Mr. Max De VylderBEL

Tennis coach education/player development
consultant. Speaker at ITF

ThemeA holistic approach to long term player development

Content

1.Evolution of the game and key points for future player
development
2.Standard of play in U9, U10 and U12 age categories
3.Use of video based game analysis as a tool to provide gamefeedback and create game plans
4.On court: drills to provoke correct footwork in frequently usedpatterns of play

2015

Mr. Yutaka Nakamura
Physical Fitness Trainer

JPN

Theme

Tennis Athlete

Content

1. Tennis Athlete
2.Athletes’ Structure3.Nutrition
4.Recovery
5.Specificity of Tennis
6.Methodology
7.Planning
8. Key Points in Athletes’ Development

2014

Mr. David Sanz Rivas

ESP

Technical Director of the Coaching School ofRoyal Spanish Tennis FederationTheme

Content

Secrets of Production of Top Pro Players in Spain
1.Player Development Plan in SPAIN
2.New Trends in Player Development for the First Stage
3.Training Systems Based on Variable Practice
4.The Important Role of the Control and Assessment On Court/OffCourt
5.Periodization of Competitive Tennis Players
6.Co-ordination Skills

2013

Mr. Marc Barbier

FRATennis Coach at Tennis Academy of FrenchTennis Federation

Theme

The Method for Success of French Tennis

Content

1.French Tennis Federation, System, Education, Player
Development, Match
2.Performance Tennis-French Methodology of Junior Development

2012

Mr. Hvoje ZmajicCRO

ITF Tennis Europe Development Officer/
Responsible for Coaches Education at the
Croatian Olympic Committee

Theme

Development of Players who Adapt the Latest Tennis

Content

1.Game Based Planning for Game Based Coaching
2.Developing Player’s Decision Making
3.Decision Making Drills
4.Adding Variety to Players’ Game
5.Fundamentals of Modern Serve
6.Stroke Analysis SERVE
7.Net Game for Young Players
8.Modern Forehand

2011

Mr. Conrad SinghAUS

Director of China Elite Training Academy

Theme

Anticipatory and Decision Making Skills Development in Tennis

Content

1. Anticipatory Skill Development in Tennis
2.Decision Making Skill in Tennis
3.Technical Tactical Fundamentals
4.Understanding of Momentum

2010

Mr. Richard Schoenborn

GER

Ex-Chief Coach of Tennis Association ofGermany

Theme

Modern tennis training for the latter junior stage

Content

1.Understanding of Tennis in Early Childhood
2.Solutions of Burnout and Dropout
3.Practice on Court
4.Women’s Tennis

2009

Mr. Piotr Unierzyski

POLTennis Department Head of University ofPhysical Education in Poznan

Theme

The Systematic Development of Top Junior Players

Content

1. Introduction to Eastern Europe
2. Training 10-16 years old
3. Introduction to On-Court Drill
4. Discovering Talent
5. Technical & Tactical Development of Younger Juniors(U10)
6. Creation of Individual Game Style
7. Method for Analyzing Players

2008

Mr. Max De Vylder

BEL

Manager of LTA Research & Training
Division

Theme

Content

Player Development through Progressive Tennis
1. Talent ID (Talent Discovery)
2. Training for Young Juniors (U10) through Progressive Tennis
3. Biomechanical Analysis of the Modern Serve
4. Recognizing and Correcting Starting the Point Errors
5. How Starting the Point Creates Top Serves

2007

Mr. Fernando Segal ARG
Tennis Development Specialist

Mrs. Daria Kopsic Segal
ITF Professional Member

Theme

Developing Future Champions - Argentina Style

Content

1. High Performance Tennis National Development Program
2. Understanding of Tennis for Coaches - Space, Time, and Number
3. Developing Kinetic Channel for Tennis Training
4. Biodynamic System - Monitoring System
5. Biodynamic Serve

2006

Mr. Louis Cayer

CAN

Head Coach of Canadian National Team

Theme

Developing Game Style and Match Tactics in Tennis from Junior
Players to Professional Players - Singles & Doubles

Content

1. Points that Coaches Need to Pay Closer Attention
2. Footwork
3. Positioning
4. Doubles
5. Rally
6. Tactic
7. Game Based Approach
8. Power of Decision

2005

Dr. Anne Quinn

AUS

Peak Performance Specialist

Theme

Prepare for Success - Gain the Physical and Mental Advantage forPeak Performance in Tennis

Content

1. Fitness Principle
2. Fitness Test & Training
3. Mental Preparation to Win
4. Mental Care for the Injured Athletes
5. Nutrition
6. Preparation for Coaches

2004

Mr. Frank van FraayenhovenNED

Director of the Coach Training Division of HollandTennis Association

ThemeTennis Training as the Main Method for Mental Preparation ofCompetitiveTennis Player - the Dutch way

Content

1. How to Design the Life of a Tennis Player
2. Mental Program
3. Technical Breaking Point
4. How to Determine Game Type for the Players
5. Anticipation
6. Mental Training On-Court
7. Tactical Training On-Court
8. Methods for Service Correction

2003

Mr. Richard Schoenborn

GER

Ex-Chief Coach of Tennis Association ofGermany

ThemeThe Modern Tennis Training for the Future

Content

1. Training Perspective for Developing Future Tennis
2. Difference and Similarity between Technique Mastery Training
and Practical Training
3. On-Court Instruction for Players

2002

Mr. Ivo van Aken

BEL

Technical Director of BelgiumTennis Association

Theme

Soaring Tennis Nation Belgium

Content

1. Changing the Attitude of the Athletes toward Tennis
2. Learning Curve - Methodological & Didactic Teaching
3. On-Court Instruction for Players (Part 1)
4. Mental Skill
5. Take Advantage of Heart Rate in Tennis
6. On-Court Instruction for Players (Part 2)

2001

Mr. Chris Kachel
Head Coach of AIS

AUS

Theme

The Power of Australian Tennis - Focus Junior Development

Content

1. Australia’s Tennis System
2. Pointers for Training Players
3. Player’s Duty
4. Role of Coaches
5. Things Players should Bear in Mind
6. Perfect Players
7. About Strategies
8. Zoning of the Tennis Court
9. Drill Theory
10. Practical Drill Scenario

2000

Mr. Craig Tiley

RSA

Director of South Africa Davis Cup

Theme

Explore Tennis in Africa

Content

1. Goal Setting
2. Creating Magnificent Team
3. Science of Tennis
4. Coaches are Part of Evaluation
5. Tennis Basic
6. Checking the Swing
7. How to Teach Service
8. Effective Warm Up
9. Essential Mental Elements for the Players
10. How to Increase Concentration
11. Priority of the Play12. Singles Tennis Strategy
13. Add Spices to Drill
14. Role of Each Players in Doubles
15. Doubles Tennis Strategy
16. Service Side Formation
17. Physical Training & Nutrition
18. Level Specific Goal Setting and Effective Period

1999

Mr. Alberto Riba

ESP

Technical Director of Spain Tennis Association

ThemeSpain Tennis, Success and the Reason for SuccessContent

1. Current State of Tennis in Spain
2. Coach Licensing System
3. Training of Junior Players
4.Technique & Tactics of Spanish Tennis
5. Spanish Tennis of the Future
6. How to become an Even Better Coach
7. Training Advanced Level Players
8. Goal Setting
9. What Coaches should Pass On to Students
10. Introduction to Effective Drill1998

Mr. Steve Smith USA
Inventor of Tennis Tech

Theme

Creating System to gain popularity among Young Juniors

Content

1. Approaching Students
2. Tennis Teacher’s Role
3. 6 Balls Drill
4. Basic Movements for Tennis
5. Drill for Doubles
6. Necessity to Teach Smart
7. Training the Coaching Staff
8. Introduction to Effective Drills
9. Correcting Weaknesses
10. Building Reliable Team1997

Mr. Gabriel Jaramillo

USA

Technical Director of IMG Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy

Theme

Theory and Practice of Junior Coaching at NBTA

Content

1. Bollettieri Philosophy
2. Periodization
3. Strategies & Tactics
4. The Difference between the Teacher and the Coach
5. System 5
6. Drill to Conduct during Technical Training Period
7. Power Drill
8. Pre-Competition Drill

1996

Mr. Leif Dahlugren SWE
Founder of Swedish Short Tennis

Mr. Roland Hanson

SWE

A representative of ITF and a Tennis instructor
who contributed to spread the sport of Tennis indeveloping countries

ThemeAll about Swedish Tennis

Content1. Training Juniors
2. Training Method for Strokes
3. Mini-Tennis
4. Mental Control for the Juniors
5. Correction for Shots

1995

Mr. Rick Macci

USA

Representative of Macci International

Theme

Coaching and Training of Junior players

Content

1. Basic Coaching
2. Introduction to Drill

1994

Mr. Richard Schoenborn

GER

Chief Coach of Tennis Association of Germany

Theme

What we can learn from the World-Class Players

Content

1. Analyzing World’s Top Players
2. Biomechanical Analysis
3. Effective Training Programs
4. Trainings making the most of Strategies & Tactics
5. Speed Training

1993

Mr. Louis CayerCAN

Instructor Training Manager of Tennis Canada

Theme

Actions Method by Louis CayerContent

1. What is Actions Method?
2. What is Open Skill?
3. Training Tips from Top Tennis Nations
4. Net Play Movements
5. Effective Open Skill Training for the Beginners
6. Definition of Technique
7. Technique Evaluation
8. Course Targeting and Follow Through9. Importance to Promote Understanding
10. Variations of Returns
11. Importance of Forecasting
12. Interacting with Juniors & Improving Coaching Ability
13. Practicing Footwork
14. Footwork Variations
15. Group Practice
16. Model Practice for Developing Agility
17. Importance of Sports Science18. Goal Setting

Mr. Louis Cayer

CAN

Instructor Training Manager of Tennis Canada

Theme

Doubles Enhancement Technique Aimed for World-ClassContent

1. Servicing Team
2. Receiving Team1992

Dr. Jack Gropple

USA

Chairman of the National Sport Science Committee ofthe United States Tennis Association

Theme

How to Enhance Coaching Abilities
Practical Periodization Training

Content

1. Biomechanical Analysis
2. Footwork & Movement Training Technique for Increasing
Power and Speed
3. High-Tech Tennis: Stroke Production
4. Practical Periodization Training

James E. Loehr

USAPresident of Saddlebrook Sports Center

Theme

New Prospects for Mental Toughness

Content

1. New Prospects for Mental Toughness
2. Are you Mentally Tough?
3. Mental Match Play for Tennis

1991

Mr. Chuck KrieseUSATennis Head Coach of Clemson University

Theme

What is Total Tennis Training?
Momentum during Match and Controlling Match FlowContent

1. What is Total Tennis Training?
2. Controlling the Momentum in Match
3. Crimson Method Tennis Drill

Dr. George Dostal

USA

Training Director of Georgia Tennis Association

Theme

Flexibility Training Program - Introduction to P.N.F TechniqueContent

1. About Flexibility Training Program - Introduction to P.N.FTechnique
2. Training for Basic Exercise Skills- Speed, Agility, and Balance
3. Introduction to Off-Season 8 Weeks Training Program1990

Dr. Jack Gropple

USA

Chairman of the National Sport Science
Committee of the United States Tennis
Association

Theme

The Development of Tennis and Sports Science Training Plan &Nutrition

Content

1. Biomechanics
2. Periodization
3. Nutrition

Mr. James E. Loehr

USA

President of Saddlebrook Sports Center

Theme

Mental Toughness for Doubles

Content

1. Mental Toughness for Doubles
2. Mental Toughness for Parents & Junior Players
3. Mental Toughness for Coaches

1988

Dr. Setsuro Kuriyama
JTA Sports Doctor

JPN

Theme

Sports Injury and Prevention of the Growth Phase

Content

1. Sports Injury and Prevention
2. Physical Description of the Growth Phase
3. Sports Instruction for Young Adolescents
4. Sports Training
5. Training Theory
6. Training Principle
7. Stretching

Mr. Gideon Ariel

USA

President of Ariel Dynamic co.

Theme

Scientific Training for Tennis

Content

1. Scientific Training for Tennis
2. Biomechanism
3. Improving Muscle Strength
4. 3D Motion Analysis System