Mouratoglou Tennis Center · Guadalajara, Mexico
Mini Tennis
Where first steps become lifelong passions: a playful introduction to tennis for children aged 4 to 8.
Ages4 to 8
DaysMon & Wed or Tue & Thu
Time slots3–4 PM · 4–5 PM · 5–6 PM
GroupsSmall groups by age, 2 one-hour sessions a week
MINI TENNIS IN GUADALAJARA
Fun first.
Skills follow.
The Mini Tennis Program offers young children a playful and inspiring way to discover tennis.
A safe, structured and dynamic learning environment where fun comes first and skills grow naturally.
FIRST STEPS · AGES 4–8
Learning
through play.
Through themed activities and fun drills, children learn how to move, hit and enjoy the game, and discover the rules and rhythm of tennis in a simple, joyful way. Smaller courts and softer balls make every first rally possible.
Coaches trained to work with young age groups keep every child engaged, motivated and smiling.
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
- Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday
- Three time slots: 3:00–4:00 PM, 4:00–5:00 PM or 5:00–6:00 PM
- 2 sessions per week
- Small groups by age
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 competitive yet welcoming environment for young athletes
THE MOURATOGLOU METHODOLOGY IN GUADALAJARA
The method,
at their size.
Even at the earliest stages, children benefit from the foundations of the Mouratoglou Methodology, adapted to their age and energy level.
Lessons are playful, short and built around progression through fun, so young players love the game while building fundamental athletic skills.
WHAT CHILDREN DEVELOP
- Motor skills: coordination, agility, balance
- Basic strokes: forehand, backhand, volleys
- Understanding of court space and movement
- A positive mindset: encouragement, teamwork, confidence
FAQ
Before the first class.
Ages, schedule, languages and what a class includes.
What is the best age to start tennis?
Children can start from 4 years old with Mini Tennis. The program is designed for ages 4 to 8, with coaching adapted to each child’s coordination and attention span.
Are there lessons for very young beginners?
Yes. Mini Tennis uses smaller courts, softer balls and playful teaching to help children explore tennis in a safe and enjoyable environment.
What makes this program different from other beginner classes?
It applies the Mouratoglou Methodology: motor skill development, emotional confidence and early technical learning, in a fun, age-appropriate structure. Sessions are led by certified coaches experienced in early childhood sports education.
How often do classes take place?
Twice a week, on Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday, with time slots between 3:00 and 6:00 PM. Each one-hour session focuses on movement, coordination and basic strokes.
Where are the classes held?
At the Centro Panamericano de Tenis, one of Latin America’s most iconic tennis venues, convenient for families in Zapopan, Providencia and across western Guadalajara.
Are classes taught in English or Spanish?
Coaching is mainly in Spanish, but several coaches are bilingual and support English-speaking families during classes and onboarding.
Does the program include physical activity?
Yes. Each session includes age-appropriate physical development: balance, agility, reaction time and movement games that prepare children for sport in general, not just tennis.
MINI TENNIS IN GUADALAJARA
Book their
first class.
Tell us your child’s age and the days and time slot that suit you: the Guadalajara team will confirm a place in the right group.
Mouratoglou Tennis Center GuadalajaraCentro Panamericano de Tenis, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
MOURATOGLOU TENNIS CENTER GUADALAJARA
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