We provide our students with High-performance tennis training using a Specialized curriculum designed by internationally renowned tennis coach Gabe Jaramillo.
Gabe Jaramillo is a renowned international tennis coach who has worked with many of the greatest players in the sport’s history. Throughout his career, he’s developed eleven of the world’s No.1 ranked players and 27 top 10 players, including Agassi, Courier, Sampras, Sharapova, Seles, Nishikori, and many others. The Tennis Director Juan Abuchaibe has worked with professional and college players. We’re proud to say that all of our high-performance tennis coaches are certified with our expert-backed system and methodology. Over the past ten years, we have produced six top ten ITF Junior Players, including two number-one players in the world, Maria Camilla Osorio and Shilin Xu. We specialize in fine-tuning volume and intensity to maximize results.
Our program has two unique training sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.
The morning session includes two hours of stroke production and technique development. The focus of the afternoon session is point development and match play. The students will have one hour of on and off-court conditioning and weight training three times per week. Our method of two training sessions per day will allow the student to assimilate the instruction effectively.
Our high-performance Academy has a track record of helping players reach their potential. In addition to academy training, players will be given a chance to train with the best players and engage in match-play, conditioning, mental training, video analysis, and player analysis.
Juan Abuchaibe, a seasoned tennis director and former professional player, boasts an impressive career marked by significant coaching and development roles with both professional and collegiate tennis players. His leadership was instrumental as the Junior Davis Cup captain in 2012, and he adeptly guided the Colombian team at the Youth Olympic Games in China in 2014.
Juan’s influence further extended to mentoring young talent in the COSAT European Circuit for U14 in 2012. He helmed the Junior Development Program of the Colombian Tennis Federation from 2007 to 2009 and again from 2013 to 2014, shaping future generations of players. As captain at the ODESUR Games in Santiago, Chile, and Lima, Peru in 2014, along with his role as a Colombian delegate for COSAT and ITF circuits from 2007 to 2014, Juan’s global experience has profoundly enriched his contributions to tennis, underscoring his lasting impact in the sport.
Our program has two unique training sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.
The morning session includes two hours of stroke production and technique development. The focus of the afternoon session is point development and match play. The students will have one hour of on and off-court conditioning and weight training three times per week. Our method of two training sessions per day will allow the student to assimilate the instruction effectively.
Our high-performance Academy has a track record of helping players reach their potential. In addition to academy training, players will be given a chance to train with the best players and engage in match-play, conditioning, mental training, video analysis, and player analysis.
Each morning, our athletes focus on mastering strokes and fundamentals fundamentals such as control, height, depth, placement, and ball speed. In the afternoon, the training shifts to strategic tactical work, allowing athletes to apply their skills in game-like scenarios. This dual-focus approach ensures comprehensive development and improved performance.
Our program has two unique training sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.
The morning session includes two hours of stroke production and technique development. The focus of the afternoon session is point development and match play. The students will have one hour of on and off-court conditioning and weight training three times per week. Our method of two training sessions per day will allow the student to assimilate the instruction effectively.
Our high-performance Academy has a track record of helping players reach their potential. In addition to academy training, players will be given a chance to train with the best players and engage in match-play, conditioning, mental training, video analysis, and player analysis.
Juan Abuchaibe, a seasoned tennis director and former professional player, boasts an impressive career marked by significant coaching and development roles with both professional and collegiate tennis players. His leadership was instrumental as the Junior Davis Cup captain in 2012, and he adeptly guided the Colombian team at the Youth Olympic Games in China in 2014.
Juan’s influence further extended to mentoring young talent in the COSAT European Circuit for U14 in 2012. He helmed the Junior Development Program of the Colombian Tennis Federation from 2007 to 2009 and again from 2013 to 2014, shaping future generations of players. As captain at the ODESUR Games in Santiago, Chile, and Lima, Peru in 2014, along with his role as a Colombian delegate for COSAT and ITF circuits from 2007 to 2014, Juan’s global experience has profoundly enriched his contributions to tennis, underscoring his lasting impact in the sport.
Implementing the three spheres of physical, mental, and competition simultaneously in training accelerates students’ progress and readiness for competition by fostering holistic development and enhancing their …
We are what we consistently do. Routines must become habits, and these daily preparations must be executed with intention and purpose, without alternatives. By applying these routines, our chances of winning will …
“A Dream without a plan is just an illusion”
The plan is based on the systematic and incremental improvement of the player over an extended period. It focuses on the specific skill set of the athlete and …
Automation is achieved through repetition, duplication, replication, framing, and linking. The easiest way to learn is through consistent repetition. Recognizing that these principles are sequential, we deduce that the most …
One key difference between our methodology and others is our focus on the contact point of the stroke, which we emphasize through live ball training. This approach significantly accelerates the learning process. Our live ball …
Our primary objective is to develop the cognitive and mental aspects of the game, including emotional control and intellectual understanding. To achieve this, we conduct training based on games. Some of these games …
Training tennis in reduced spaces offers several advantages, it requires players to react more quickly to the ball. This improves their reflexes and sharpens their ability to anticipate and respond under pressure, it helps…
Using didactic materials such as barriers accelerates the learning process by encouraging athletes to think critically and analytically. These barriers help develop problem-solving skills and the ability to apply knowledge …
Final Preparation and Daily Training
Ultimately, our success is judged by the results, which is why it is crucial for athletes to arrive at competitions well-prepared in all aspects of their game. Daily practices …
How do we make our champions
We help students improve their strokes with innovative tennis training techniques rooted in long-established biomechanics principles.
Our live ball drills help students develop their spacing, timing, and balance. With practice, students commit techniques to memory with rhythm and fluidity for smooth, controlled strokes and movement across the court. Most academies put the emphasis on basket drilling. Our methodology is based on live ball.
As a part of our methodology, coaches train students with frequent drills designed to develop greater game intelligence. Students develop sharper tactical awareness with increased perception, strategic analysis, and quick decision-making.
Using closed and open practices our athletes learn fundamentals on patterns of play, style of play, and most importantly they learn the importance of tactical intention while having fun. One thing is to have pretty strokes, another is to know how to play the game.
Each day, students challenge each other to improve and further develop their competitive edge. It’s crucial for our players to be exposed frequently to new and unpredictable situations and competitors; they will be practicing on hard and clay courts. We are one of the few academies that play matches and point situations daily.
Our systematic approach includes all of the fundamental components for peak performance including endurance, strength, power, speed, balance, coordination, agility, flexibility, and nutrition.
Our systematic approach includes all of the fundamental components for peak performance including endurance, strength, power, speed, balance, coordination, agility, flexibility, and nutrition.
Develop strenght, speed, coordination and agility with the RPS Tennis specific conditioning program
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