Tennis Camps at RPS Academies

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is included in the RPS Tennis Camps?

RPS Tennis Camps provide a complete tennis development experience combining technique, tactics, athletic performance training, and match play. Campers receive instruction from experienced coaches who specialize in junior development and performance tennis. Sessions include stroke mechanics, point construction, serve and return fundamentals, movement patterns, and fitness sessions tailored to each age group. What makes our program unique is its holistic approach—athletes learn mental skills, discipline, hydration and recovery strategies, and how to compete with purpose and confidence. Unlike recreational tennis camps, RPS offers a structured, high-feedback environment where players improve rapidly while still having fun. Daily evaluations and personalized feedback help athletes understand their strengths and developmental priorities.

2. What level of player is best suited for the tennis camp?

Our tennis camps welcome players of all levels, from first-time beginners to advanced competitive athletes. Beginners learn foundational skills such as grips, swing paths, footwork basics, and rally confidence. Intermediate players work on consistency, movement, serve development, and entering match play. Advanced and elite groups focus heavily on tactical awareness, shot selection, advanced patterns of play, and competitive match scenarios. Athletes are evaluated on day one and grouped by skill level to ensure they receive the right level of challenge and coaching. This structure allows every camper—regardless of experience—to progress safely, confidently, and effectively.

3. What can families expect from the Tennis Summer Camp?

The RPS Tennis Summer Camp is our most comprehensive and high-demand seasonal program. Campers participate in hours of daily training, including technical instruction, live-ball drills, point play, match strategy, and integrated performance conditioning. Summer camp emphasizes player development, competitive preparation, and physical endurance. Because Florida offers ideal training weather, athletes gain significant repetitions and hands-on coaching. Parents can expect a structured, organized environment with detailed communication and support from the academy staff. The energy of summer camp creates strong friendships, healthy competitiveness, and measurable improvement. Many athletes return year after year because the training atmosphere is motivating, supportive, and fun.

4. Are RPS Tennis Camps suitable for tournament players or athletes preparing for academy training?

Absolutely. Our Elite Tennis Camp is specifically designed for competitive junior athletes who participate in UTR, USTA, ITF, or school-season matches. These athletes receive high-level coaching, personalized feedback, mental performance strategies, video analysis, and tactical development to prepare them for tournaments and higher-level play. Many camp athletes also transition into the RPS Tennis Academy’s full-time program after experiencing our coaching and campus environment. Families searching for advanced camp options appreciate that RPS offers a boutique, high-attention model that mirrors the training of high-performance academies. For serious players, our camps accelerate growth by providing the volume, challenge, discipline, and technical precision required for long-term success.

5. What does a typical day look like at a tennis camp?

A typical day at RPS Tennis Camp includes a warm-up and mobility session, followed by technical training focusing on strokes, footwork, and fundamentals. Midday sessions include serve and return work, tactical development, and situational drills. Afternoon sessions include match play, competitive point scenarios, and performance conditioning focused on strength, agility, or endurance. Throughout the day, campers take structured hydration breaks, use cooling areas when needed, and receive ongoing coaching feedback. Every day ends with reflection, review, and individualized guidance. This creates a balanced blend of intensity, development, learning, and fun—ensuring athletes stay motivated and safe throughout their training.