Juan Carlos Ferrero Equelite - Tennis Academy Reviews

the infrastructure is not bad compared to the level of the Spanish academies. we spent 3 years there and the level of both sports and physical did not bring the expected results. The coaching staff is not interested in promoting the players of the academy, it all boils down to siphoning money from parents. a very weak secondary school based on the academy, there are many problems with entering a university after it. the food is disgusting, the child only gained weight during 7 hours of training a day. I do not advise anyone, only if for training and sparings to keep fit for a short time. lost time and money with them

There should be a revision of their tennis program. If you're thinking of sending your child here, I would seriously reconsider it. Here the coaches don't try to improve your game but rather give you busy work to make you feel like you're getting your money's worth. It's a great place if you're looking to spar a bit and have some drills. But do not come here thinking that they will help your game at all. In my experience people leave this academy with a worse game than when they came in.

Good morning at Juan Carlos Ferrero's school as a tribute to David Ferrer for his career. Superb atmosphere and facilities.

Nice paddle class with Antonio. After coming on a trip I easily managed to get a paddle class and I enjoyed it a lot and very good advice from Professor Antonio. If the occasion arises I will return

Excellent academy, very good facilities, good professionals, all services. If you like tennis, it is ideal.

Good tennis (not excellent). Instructors speak working English. Accommodation and food is poor considering the price. Some staff should improve their attitude.