Mouratoglou Tennis Center · Guadalajara, Mexico
Junior Development Program
The starting point for young players who want to learn tennis or take their game further.
AgesAbout 6 to 16
DaysMon & Wed or Tue & Thu
Time4:30 – 7:00 PM, 2.5 hours per session
IncludedPhysical training and coordination work
JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT IN GUADALAJARA
Foundations for
a lifelong passion.
Whether discovering the sport or refining their skills, young players follow a structured, supportive and inspiring path, from beginners to emerging competitors.
- First racquet
- Some experience
- Future competitors
ALL LEVELS · GROUPED BY AGE AND LEVEL
A structured program
for every level.
For kids and teens who want to begin or improve, sessions focus on fundamentals, movement, technique and game understanding. Players are grouped by age and level for steady progress in a motivating setting.
Each session blends on-court instruction, physical training and interactive drills that keep players engaged while building strong foundations.
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
- Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday
- 4:30 PM – 7:00 PM, 2.5 hours per session
- 2 training days per week
- Physical training and age-appropriate coordination work
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 secure, professional space to train like the pros
THE MOURATOGLOU METHODOLOGY IN GUADALAJARA
Confidence and
strong fundamentals.
The Junior Development Program is grounded in the Mouratoglou Methodology, created by Patrick Mouratoglou.
It builds four pillars, adapted to every level: technical fundamentals, tactical understanding, physical development and mental confidence.
FAQ
Before the first session.
Ages, schedule, languages and what a session includes.
Is this the right program for kids who want to start playing?
Yes. The Junior Development Program is ideal for beginners aged 6 to 16. Whether it is your child’s first racquet or they already have some experience, structured group sessions build technical skills, coordination and a love for the sport.
At what age can children join?
From about 6 years old, depending on maturity and motor coordination. Players are grouped by age and skill level for a positive and productive learning environment.
Is it a recreational or a competitive program?
It is a development program, focused on learning, confidence and strong fundamentals. It suits recreational players as well as those preparing to move into competitive tennis later on.
How often do sessions take place?
Two sessions a week, on Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday, from 4:30 to 7:00 PM. Each session includes tennis instruction, physical training and age-appropriate drills.
Are lessons in Spanish or English?
Coaching is mainly in Spanish, but several coaches are bilingual and international or English-speaking families are fully supported.
Does the program include physical training?
Yes. Every session includes physical activities that develop agility, coordination, balance and general fitness, adapted to the child’s age and stage of development.
Where are the sessions held?
At the Centro Panamericano de Tenis, the venue that hosted the WTA Finals, the Guadalajara Open and the UTS Tour, with professional courts, recovery areas and a safe environment for juniors.
Can parents watch the sessions?
Yes. Parents are welcome to watch from designated areas, especially during their child’s first sessions, in a warm and family-friendly atmosphere.
JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT IN GUADALAJARA
Enroll your
junior.
Tell us your child’s age, level and preferred days: the Guadalajara team will confirm the right group.
Mouratoglou Tennis Center GuadalajaraCentro Panamericano de Tenis, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
MOURATOGLOU TENNIS CENTER GUADALAJARA
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