Pro week

One week. One coach. All of it yours.

A full-time week spent with one named coach, built around one player, and planned from footage of them playing before they land.

€2,000 per week, training only One named coach Arranged with Kris directly
What it is

Not a camp. One player, one coach, one week.

A camp week puts a player into a group. A training block puts them into the full-time academy. A Pro week does neither. The week is built around the player who is coming, and it is spent with the coach they choose, full time, for the whole week.

Because the week is built from scratch each time, it is arranged directly with Kris rather than booked off a page. Tell us the player, the dates and what the week is for, and we will tell you which of the three is the right coach for it.

WHO IT IS FOR

A player with something specific to fix

A technical change, a tactical pattern that keeps costing matches, a serve that falls apart under pressure, or a block of preparation before something that matters.

Juniors on the circuit · professionals · serious adults
HOW IT RUNS

Full time, with one name on it

The coach you choose takes the week. Not a rota, not whoever is free that morning. The same person on court with the player from Monday to Saturday.

One week · full time · one named coach
WHAT IS AROUND IT

Ten courts, two surfaces, two gyms

Seven hard courts at T3 and three red clay at Chayofa, plus two gyms, the athletics track, the pools and the recovery rooms, with the residence five minutes from the court.

See the residence →
On courtEvery hour with your coach
FitnessIncluded
FacilitiesAll of them
The programmeBuilt for the player

What the €2,000 covers Tennis, fitness, use of every facility, and a bespoke programme built around the individual player, with every hour on court delivered by the coach they choose. It is before IGIC, and it does not include accommodation or meals. Most players stay in the residence five minutes from the court, and we price that separately once we have your dates.

Before you arrive

The week is planned before you land.

Nobody turns up on Monday morning and works out what to do that day. The plan is built in advance, from footage of the player actually playing, and it is built with them rather than handed to them.

ONE · THE FOOTAGE

We study your matches first

For a professional, we work from the matches available online. Where there is nothing to find, we ask for a recent match to be shared, and we go through it properly rather than skimming it.

A deep dive into real match play
TWO · THE CONVERSATION

We talk to you before the week

What the player believes is wrong matters as much as what the footage shows. We speak to them, and to their team, before anything is written down.

Player and team, ahead of arrival
THREE · THE PLAN

A plan made with you, not for you

A comprehensive plan of the areas to improve, built together with the player or the player’s team, so the first session on Monday starts on the work rather than on the diagnosis.

Agreed before the week begins
Choose your week

Three coaches. Three very different weeks.

They do not do the same job, and a player should not pick on reputation alone. Tell us what the week is for and we will tell you honestly which of the three it should be.

Kris Gray, academy director
ACADEMY DIRECTOR

Kris Gray

Paul Allam at Roland Garros
PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS

Paul Allam

David Marrero with the ATP World Tour Finals doubles trophy
PERFORMANCE DIRECTOR

David Marrero

KRIS GRAY

Academy director

LTA Master Performance Coach. Has coached players across the whole pathway: Tennis Europe under-12 title winners, top 100 at under 14 and under 18, ITF junior title winners, and top 100 professionals on both tours.

Has run pre-season for Varvara Gracheva on the WTA, Tommy Robredo, Jay Clarke and Matej Dodig on the ATP, and more juniors than are worth counting.

Development, pre-season and the long view
PAUL ALLAM

Performance analysis

Spent five years as Managing Director of GOTTA Tennis, the analytics group in California whose performance analysis and opponent scouting supported Novak Djokovic through six Grand Slams, four ATP 1000s and an ATP Finals title.

Now Senior Strategy Consultant at Golden Set Analytics, working with Jakub Mensik, Anna Bondar and Varvara Gracheva. Before the analytics, twelve years as Director of Tennis at Pacific Athletic Club and three at the Madison Club and Hideaway in La Quinta, California.

Patterns, opponent scouting and match strategy
DAVID MARRERO

Performance director

Former world number five in doubles and ATP World Tour Finals champion in 2013, beating the Bryan brothers in London with Fernando Verdasco. From the Canary Islands, and now on court here every weekday.

Leads junior players towards their own ambitions, and adds to a team that was already strong rather than replacing what was there.

Doubles, net play and competing
Who has done this

Professionals already train here.

Karolina Pliskova, Jiri Lehecka, Jakub Mensik, Tommy Robredo, Mackenzie McDonald, Tamara Zidansek and a dozen others have trained or pre-seasoned at the academy. The pros carousel on the pre-season page has the photographs.

Pro week

Tell us the player and the dates.

Send the player, the week you are looking at and what you want out of it, and we will tell you which coach it should be and what the week would look like.

Book directly with academy director Kris Gray.

A Pro week is built around the player, so it is arranged directly with Kris. Call the office on +34 922 729 691 or email info@tenerifeta.com and ask for Kris Gray’s direct contact.