Camps with tennis abroad - 3 yo

Tennis camps abroad can be divided into two main types:

• Professional: focused on young athletes striving for a professional sports career, usually located on the basis of specialized educational institutions.
• Amateur: Offer quality educational programs in tennis through a wide range of educational and recreational activities. They are often located on the basis of schools, camps, universities and training centers of a "universal" profile.

In addition, foreign sports institutions are divided into tennis camps for boys abroad and tennis camps for girls abroad.

The average cost of staying in sports camps is from €1500 for two weeks of training and recreation.

According to the levels of training, the camps divide children into groups of beginners and more experienced players - based on this, the staff offers programs for beginners and advanced players. Key features of tennis camps:

• the age of children is usually between 8 and 17 years old,
• Most programs last two weeks, but you can choose other options, from one week to two or more months,
• sports camps mainly work in the summer, but there are also year-round programs,
• Many tennis camps offer classes in English, Spanish and other foreign languages in addition to training,
• You can choose to live in a camp on a round-the-clock basis (on the campus itself) or at the host family's home.

Tennis camps abroad provide the following elements of the daily program:

• regular tennis lessons – from 12 to 25 hours per week,
• training in the basics of physical training, tactics and strategy of the game, improving the technique of serving and various strokes,
• individual analysis of the game from professional coaches and drawing up development plans for each player,
• creating a variety of game situations to develop strengths and improve weaknesses, role-playing techniques and tactics on the court,
• participation in tennis tournaments – both to maintain general fitness and to test skills,
• training to increase the skills necessary for an athlete: speed of movement, strength, endurance, endurance, and so on,
• additional, including non-sports, events: competitions, discos, trips to the seashore and trips to the city,
• comfortable accommodation, meals and round-the-clock supervision by counselors and medical staff,
• conducting entrance testing on the day of arrival to assess the sports level and distribution into groups.

Since sports camps, including tennis camps, are usually based on well-known international educational institutions and sports academies abroad, participants are guaranteed the best conditions and the most modern sports equipment. The degree of infrastructure development depends on the specific camp - usually, these are:

• 10-30 tennis courts with various surfaces (clay, acrylic, grass), both outdoor and indoor,
• general fitness room or gym,
• a field for ball games,
• golf course,
• pool
• comfortable changing rooms, showers, inventory storage rooms,
• Laundry
• medical offices for examinations and procedures,
• café
• sports stores.

Admission requirements for tennis camps abroad may vary from country to country, camp, and their programs, however, the following documents are most often required:

• copies of passports,
• health certificates (that the child has no contraindications to exercise),
• Letters of recommendation from previous trainers (optional, only in the case of specialized academies and intensive courses),
• Registration fee and proof of payment.