World Tennis Conference

There's a big difference between "technique" & Style.

Conrad Singh, ATP level coach, member of GPTCA, and featured presenter at World Tennis Conference is one of the leading experts in distinguishing between the two.

In this course, Conrad will show you what REALLY matters when it comes to proper biomechanics... and what is style, and can be left to the player.

One of the most important factors in becoming a top level tennis coach is your ability to be a good communicator. 

This course, taught by legendary French Tennis Coach Gilles Cervara, covers his journey in becoming the full time coach for World #1 Daniil Medvedev, and how he uses effective communication in his every day training. 

Like Gilles mentors before him, you must be able to learn the skill of communication in tennis and be able to implement it in your own training with your own players in order to see success on the tennis court. 

If you’re a high performance tennis coach, and you want to help your players fulfill their wildest dreams on court...

Whether that’s earning a college scholarship, playing on the pro tour, or even winning a Grand Slam…

Then, there’s a master key that unlocks all of these fantastic (and achievable) goals.

And once this lock opens, not only will your players begin to consistently break through…

YOU will create a lifetime of deep fulfillment and satisfaction, a lasting legacy, and yes, abundant financial reward!

This key unlocks the biggest obstacle a player will face… and that’s the 6 inches between their ears!

YES. Your players need elite strokes.

YES.  Your players need elite fitness levels.

YES.  Your players need to be tactically sound.

But we both know, that without the right mental make-up, a player can’t reach his/her fullest potential.

On the other side, with the right mind-set, all things are possible.

Imagine being seen as a master coach that consistently gets almost unbelievable results with your players year after year… even though they each have very different personalities and skill sets.

Imagine having a line of hungry, talented players waiting to train with you.

Imagine making even more IMPACT on your players, both on and off court.

In this breakthrough training, Tamer El Say as main speaker of the World Tennis Conference by GPTCA/SI 2021 presents

“Brain Development Process in High Performance Players.”

And in this course, he will show you EXACTLY what it takes to consistently develop talented players into the best they can be from a mental standpoint.  And how these amazing results can catapult your players to higher and higher levels of achievement.

• The 2 key advantages ALL players seek, why lefties have an “unfair advantage, and how you can flip the script to get the upper hand… even against the toughest lefty in your league or tournament.
• The lefty’s “secret weapon”, how they routinely use the cross-court game in their favor, and the simplest way to neutralize this. 
• Why it only takes 1 quality shot to control the rally, and EXACTLY where you need to hit the ball to accomplish this.
• The one pattern that almost ALL lefties run that allow them to feast on their opponents, and the key to stopping them.

• Why a righty’s inside out forehand is actually the single most effective shot on a short ball, even though it’s hit to a lefty’s forehand, and how you MUST hit this ball to avoid losing control of the rally.
• How a righty can “become the lefty”, and use the lefty’s tactics against him/her.
• The 5 Golden Rules of playing a lefty.  (These are things that many TOUR players don’t know).

• How racket speed is REALLY produced on the forehand and how to create more of it.
• YES, the kinetic chain is key.  But there are two links that have a greater impact on forehand velocity than the others.
• Why your non-dominant arm has such a massive impact on POWER, and exactly what it should be doing at every phase of the stroke.

• The RIGHT way to use a medicine ball to improve forehand power (most trainers get this wrong).
• The right timing in the upper limbs to produce maximum velocity
• How “Lag and Snap” REALLY works… and why you should never “try” to do this.

What if the fastest way to winning more tennis matches was NOT by hitting a better ball, or even becoming fitter?

The stats say that during an average tennis match, the ball is only in play 20% of the time.  

That means a whopping 80% of a match is spent between points.  

And if you want to help your players WIN more, knowing HOW to spend that huge chunk of a match, is very important.

In this game-changing mental training, Federico di Carlo, main speaker of the World Tennis Conference by GPTCA/SI 2021 presents:

“Pause Manangement During Tennis Performance.”

In this powerful presentation, you'll learn:

- How to consistently WIN during pauses in a match.

- A player's first, and most powerful line of defense against distractions during a match.

- The 3 biggest problems players face between points... and exactly how to conquer each of them.

- The MAGICAL 16 second cure that any player can use to instantly get back into the zone.

- A COMPLETE breakdown of Nadal's pre-serve ritual, and how it has helped him become one of the Greatest of all Time.

- How an 8 minute pause in a professional women's match turned a tight match into a blowout.

And much more!

Imagine... being able to effortlessly help your players navigate all of the emotional ups and downs of a match.

Imagine... always being able to tap into a peak performance state... at will.

Imagine... your players walking into every match with supreme confidence and trust in "the process". 

With Pause Management During Tennis Performance you'll get all of that... and MORE!

• Why the change of direction is the key to becoming a more efficient mover.  And how to develop this skill, even with the most “unathletic” individuals.
• The 5 fundamental movements tennis players make on every shot (and how to systematically become brilliant with them)

• A free App that will allow you to specifically measure EXACTLY how much you and your athletes are improving.
• How to develop an Athletic “shuffle” pattern just like the pros.
• Why your brain has a built-in “learning system” for efficient movement, that no coach could ever teach you… and how you can tap into this system effortlessly.
• How to properly integrate strength training with movement patterns to become more explosive, and efficient at the same time, without risking injury.
• Why many of the strength trainers are accidentally making tennis players “slower” and how to be sure you keep making steady gains week after week with your players.

• The 5 key exercises to perform allow players to consistently get stronger, faster, and more efficient.
• A secret “light hack” that makes players' reaction skills razor-sharp.
• The truth about mobility
• Why we must train our body’s ability to “look for forehands”
• The exact protocol for stride length that allows maximum court coverage (without risking injury).
• What the best players REALLY do on-court (and how any player can mimic them)
• Why being able to put more force into the ground is the key to becoming a more dynamic tennis player, and how to develop this crucial skill.
• That 70% of the movement in singles is LATERAL, with 80% of those moves being 4 steps or less! 

• The REAL reason, elite players like Novak Djokovic have such perfect balance.  (Hint: it’s not JUST “legs and core” 
• The one exercise using nothing more than a band that will instantly improve a player’s dynamic balance on any stroke.
• Why instability in training is the key to being rock-solid on the ground.
• Why using water in training, may be the most powerful way to develop rock-solid dynamic balance, in all movements on the court.
• In the one-legged exercise, every serious tennis player MUST perform to keep up (and surpass) the competition.
• The truth about balance.

• How using yoga balls can lead to crushingly powerful groundstrokes and serves.
• Why Power is nothing without control
• The key exercises every player should perform that activate the deep, stabilizing muscles
• What tennis players should prioritize to develop more power, stability, and speed.
• Why staying “vertical” in the torso (and head) is the single most important ability a player needs (and how to develop this crucial skill)

• How Djokovic developed elite level balance and power, even when he’s in a full split… and how you can develop this skill for yourself and your players (even if you’re not made of rubber)
• Why creating “un-balance” in training is the key to developing rock-solid stability
• The two types of muscles (that are normally trained WAY out of proportion), and the right way to train them to create long-term stability.

With all of the different rackets, strings, tensions, and grips available today... it's really important to understand how customizing a players racket will influence how the player plays.

In this course, GPTCA/ATP accredited coach and world renowned expert on racket customization, Dieter Calle shows you everything you need to know about equipment customization.

If you've ever wanted the complete, science based, one-stop-shop for all things equipment... this course will give you everything you need.

Men and women are clearly wired differently.  

So the question for the passionate tennis coach is: 

What are the key differences in women and men tennis starting From juniors to professional level tennis?

According to former world number 8 and GPTCA member Janko Tipsarevic... quite a bit!

In fact, in this breakthrough course, Janko uncovers:

- How to manage emotions

- The key mentality to develop in male and female players

- And maybe most importantly, the key behaviors of a COACH to develop male and/or female players

If we are going to get the most out of our players, it's vital that we communicate effectively, and we coach to the individuals we work with.

In Differences in Women and Men Tennis, Janko Tipsarevic shows us HOW.

Any player that wants to achieve their potential MUST learn to thrive under pressure.

Adam Blicher, GPTCA/ATP Coach and featured presenter at The World Tennis Conference is an expert with helping players thrive under pressure.

In this course, you'll see how Adam gets great results with some of the top players in the world... where the stakes are incredibly high.

We both know that tennis is one of the most physically demanding sports in the world, especially in the high performance/pro circuit world.  

Matches can last hours and require incredible aerobic and anaerobic strength, not to mention the repetitive, stressful impact that the game takes on the body.

And there is no faster way for a player's dreams to be crushed and failing to reach his/her potential than by getting injured.

The good news is, sports science has began to uncover what REALLY prevents injuries on and off the tennis court, while making steady improvements in athletic performance so ANY player can reach their full athletic potential.  

And the great news is, it's a formula that ANYONE can follow to minimize risk of injury, stay on court while making positive gains in athletic performance.

In this incredibly well received presentation at the World Tennis Conference, GPTCA/ATP certified, and world-renowned trainer of Simona Halep, Dragos Luscan shows you how to keeping your players healthy, and making steady athletic progress.

In this powerful course, you'll learn from one of the most sought after physical trainers in the world how ANY tennis player can:

- The 2 things you MUST do to ensure injury prevention (once you see this, you'll never look at training the same way).

- The key exercises your players should be doing regularly to reduce risk of injury.  (These simple movements are so easy to do, that they're easy NOT to do.  Do NOT make this mistake with your players).

- Why injuries are on the RISE, despite the advances in sports science, and how you can ensure your athletes become more bulletproof as the game gets faster.

- How to fix low back pain... for good.

- Why static stretching might actually be doing more harm than good, and why dynamic stretching is the key to a proper warm-up.

And that's not all, you'll also get:

- Demonstrations of nearly every movement you need to guarantee your players stay on court.

- How mindset is intimately linked to the body.  And what the science says about the impact of a positive state of mind has on recovery and prevention.

- How to avoid rotator cuff injuries, along with the actual exercises needed to prevent them (and we're not JUST talking about external rotation here)

If you coach high performance, college, or professional players... or you're a high performance player yourself, and you'd like to give yourself a serious advantage by staying ahead of injuries before they happen...

then "Injury Performance for High Performance Players" is the course for you.

To consistently win tennis matches at the highest level, players need to be extraordinary competitors.

So the logical question for any coach that wants to develop champions is: "Can a great competitor be created, or is it something "you're born with?"

According to GPTCA legend, and French Open finalist Andrei Medvedev... both.  

In How to Develop a Great Competitor on The Circuit, Medvedev shares exactly how to look at your players and the best routes to go to develop competitiveness.

He also shares:

- Why John McEnroe thinks players today are too tight in the big moments.

- What to look for from your players in critical moments... and how to use this information to help them become better competitors.

- and much much more

If you're in the business of developing champions at the highest level, Medvedev's course "How to Develop a Great Competitor on The Circuit" will really help.

• The 3-second rule of winning doubles
• How to become an empowering partner that brings out the best in everyone you play with.
• The 3 keys to making your opponent lose the match 
• The 3 tactical situations for when the receiver’s partner stays back, and how to execute ALL of them.
• Why looking behind to glance at your partner is NOT a cardinal sin, after all.
• Exactly where the receiver’s partner should move after each serve.
• How dominating the middle of the court, almost always wins you the match… and how to do it.
• When to poach, and when NOT to poach.

• What to do when the server stays back.
• How to pressure the server and force errors.
• What to do against the I formation.
• How to be offensive against the Australian (and I) formations.
• How to dominate in 1 up, 1 back (neutral formations)