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On-Court Technical Mastery for Competitive Tennis

byMarquis Tennis AcademyResidential camps in Goa; Academy in Kothanur, BengaluruStarts from28,000 per weekView full gallery

Tennis isn't just about hitting balls. It’s about building a champion’s foundation, one drill, one movement, and one match simulation at a time.

"Butt and head together." My coaching is direct and technical. We break down every movement to its core components to build a powerful, efficient, and repeatable stroke.

I work with players on the fundamentals of racket face control at contact. Mastering these small details is what separates good players from great ones.

"Ground and contact." Here, I'm teaching a player how to handle a difficult shot at the net. We train for every possibility so you are prepared for anything in a match.

This is the daily grind. A player honing his backhand on the clay court, building the muscle memory and resilience required for high-level competition.

A competitive drill in progress on our Bangalore clay courts. We keep training intense and game-focused to simulate the pressure of a real match.

A match-play point between two of our senior athletes. This is where all the training comes together, testing technique, strategy, and mental fortitude.

We work relentlessly on the serve to make it a true weapon. This drill focuses on generating explosive power and placement to dominate the point from the start.

Sharpening the drop shot. This is a crucial skill for tactical play, and we dedicate specific sessions to mastering its delicate touch and disguise.

A drill focused on footwork and generating power from the ground up. Correct footwork is the foundation of every powerful and consistent shot.

Slowing down the movement to its basic components is key to mastery. This drill focuses on perfecting the kinetic chain for a more powerful and controlled shot.

About On-Court Technical Mastery

We don't teach you to hit; we teach you to move. Whether it’s refining your backhand on our clay courts or mastering the contact point, we strip your stroke down to its kinetic chain. We're looking at your foot placement, your racket face, and your weight transfer—because if you can’t control your body, you can't control the ball.

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