Mouratoglou Tennis Center · Guadalajara, Mexico
Junior High Competition Program
Structure, intensity and the tools to succeed, for juniors already competing at regional or national level.
Ages10 to 17
ForRegional and national competitors
Full-time2 sessions a day Mon–Fri + 1 on Saturday
Part-time1 session a day, Monday to Saturday
HIGH COMPETITION IN GUADALAJARA
More than
lessons.
The Junior High Competition Program is for young athletes already competing at a regional or national level, with a high level of commitment and a drive for excellence.
These players need structure, intensity and the tools to succeed: the program delivers them in one of Latin America’s most iconic tennis venues.
TWO FORMATS
Full-time or
part-time.
Each player is evaluated by the coaching team to confirm the right format and training path.
- Full-time
- Two sessions a day from Monday to Friday, plus one session on Saturday
- Part-time
- One session a day from Monday to Saturday
Every session includes technical, tactical, physical and mental development.
COMPETITIVE JUNIORS · AGES 10–17
Tailored training
for serious competitors.
This intensive program refines technique, sharpens match strategy and builds mental and physical resilience. Each player follows a personalized development plan shaped by their performance goals.
EVERY PLAYER GETS
- A personalized development plan
- Frequent evaluations
- Direct coaching feedback
- Physical conditioning, injury prevention and mental coaching
THE CENTER
Train where
tennis history was made.
- At the Centro Panamericano de Tenis, western Guadalajara, host of the WTA Finals, the WTA 500 Guadalajara Open and the UTS Tour
- 10 outdoor hard courts built for high-level play
- 2 Grandstand courts for competitive, match-intensity training
- A fully equipped strength & conditioning gym
- Video analysis rooms and recovery zones
- A safe and inspiring training environment for serious athletes
THE MOURATOGLOU METHODOLOGY IN GUADALAJARA
Built for
competition.
At the core of the program is the Mouratoglou Methodology, the complete coaching philosophy developed by Patrick Mouratoglou.
Applied to junior competition, it focuses on four pillars: technical mastery, tactical awareness, physical conditioning and mental strength.
FAQ
Before you apply.
Ages, formats, training volume and languages.
Who is the Junior High Competition Program for?
Players competing at regional or national level. With personalized coaching, a performance-based structure and professional-grade courts, it is one of the most advanced junior options in western Mexico.
At what age can my child join?
The program is designed for players aged 10 to 17 who already train seriously and play tournaments. Each player is evaluated by the coaching team to confirm the right fit and training path.
What is the difference between Future Stars and High Competition?
Future Stars is for high-potential juniors who may not yet play national competitions but have a strong long-term profile. High Competition is for players already in structured competition, with an emphasis on immediate performance, match play and tournament preparation.
How much do competitive juniors train each week?
Full-time: two sessions a day from Monday to Friday, plus one on Saturday. Part-time: one session a day from Monday to Saturday. Each session includes technical, tactical, physical and mental development.
Is the program open to players from outside Guadalajara or Mexico?
Yes. The center welcomes national and international players. Training is mainly in Spanish; many coaches are bilingual and English-speaking support is available.
Are mental training and fitness included?
Yes. Physical conditioning, injury prevention and mental coaching are part of the training: the goal is to develop complete, resilient athletes.
JUNIOR HIGH COMPETITION IN GUADALAJARA
Take the
next step.
Tell us about your child’s level, ranking and goals: the Guadalajara team will organize an evaluation and recommend the right format.
Mouratoglou Tennis Center GuadalajaraCentro Panamericano de Tenis, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
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