Come in season and train inside the full-time academy, alongside the players who are here every day, doing what they do.
Training during the season, integrated with our full-time academy. You train alongside our full-time players and full-time coaches, and you do what they do. The numbers are usually lower than in camps, because this is our day-to-day training rather than a holiday week.
What you do not get is the week structure of a holiday camp. The integration is with the full-time academy, so you fit in where they are in their training cycle. That is the point of it.
It is the only way to get a true sense of what a full-time tennis programme actually looks like, from the inside, before deciding anything.
In season the courts are not full of holiday groups. You train with the full-time players, which usually means fewer people on court and a higher standard around you.
Day-to-day academy trainingIf the squad is in a heavy physical block, you do the heavy physical block. If they are sharpening up before tournaments, you sharpen up. It is real training rather than a week designed to feel complete.
Any week of the seasonOne week inside a training cycle is a visit. Three or four weeks is long enough to change something and still be here when it holds. The price drops from a month, because we would rather you came for a full month or more.
A month or more works bestVisiting players stay enrolled wherever they already are. They keep their own school and their own homework, and what we provide is the time and the place to do it rather than a different curriculum.
Our full-time players study between twelve and four, through the hottest part of the day. Visitors sit the same hours alongside them, with a desk and a quiet space in the learning centre and high speed WiFi for whatever their school has set online. Tennis happens in the cool, either side of it.
If you want something added to those hours, Spanish lessons being the usual request, that can often be arranged. Ask when you book, because it is arranged separately rather than included.
Every figure here is before IGIC, the Canary Islands sales tax, which is 7% and 3% on some sport services against 21% on the Spanish mainland.
Tennis and fitness, the same as a standard holiday camp week. Training only, so you sort your own beds, whether that is family, a hotel or your own place on the island.
Per week · before IGICThe same training, at a lower weekly rate, for players committing to a month at a time. This is the one we would rather you took, and the price says so.
Per week · before IGICA place in the player house, which is where longer blocks stay rather than the residence. Added to the training price, not instead of it.
Per week · before IGICA month of tennis, fitness and a bed At €450 for the training and €400 for the player house, a four week block comes to €3,400 before IGIC. Tell us the dates and we will put the exact figure in writing before you commit to anything.
Camp weeks go to the T3 residence. Longer blocks go to the player house, which is also where in-season players stay who are too young to be at the residence unmonitored.
If you are coming with family, or you already have somewhere on the island, you pay for the training and nothing else. Staying with us is an option, never a condition.
Nobody should sign up for a year on the strength of a website. Come and train inside the academy first, and decide afterwards.
Your week comes off your first month.
Train with us for a week, and if you then join the full-time programme, the cost of that week is discounted off your first month. It is an offer we have always run, and it still stands.
Send the player, their level and the dates, and we will tell you what the squad is doing that month and whether a block then is worth it.