My Coaching Philosophy: The Thirty40 Difference

Most players are just taught to rally, but modern tennis is about power. I teach kids from U-12 how to generate racquet head speed and attack with intent. We are building players for the future of the sport.

Repeating the same drills for years leads to stagnation. My training programs evolve with the player's age, strength, and competition level. There are clear progressions to ensure continuous improvement.

Fitness is not a joke or an afterthought here. It's a core part of our training. We implement structured fitness programs focusing on agility, endurance, and explosiveness, tailored to each player's growth stage.

The real engine of tennis is the lower body, yet most training ignores it. I make movement, footwork, and balance drills a daily priority for every single player. A strong base is non-negotiable.

Many coaches lack the experience to train players for advanced tactics and professional pathways. I invest in my own education and international exposure to bring world-class knowledge to my academy.

Parents often choose an academy based on hours of play or who else trains there. This is the wrong approach. The focus should be on the quality of coaching and a personalized plan for your improvement, not just quantity.

I see too many Indian players and parents making the same mistakes. From playing tournaments aimlessly to ignoring nutrition and recovery, these habits will stop you from reaching your potential. It's time for a change.

A pro tennis player's day isn't just about the 4 hours on court. It's about the other 20. My programs cover seven daily focus areas: mobility, warmup, conditioning, tennis, fitness, recovery, and mental training.

Balancing tennis and education is a major challenge for Indian players. I provide a complete solution. Whether you need CBSE, homeschooling, or college admissions support, we create a plan where your tennis, stay, food, and education are all taken care of.