Tennis Academies in Barcelona

[Majesty]

I just turned 17 and I want to know which one of the following academies in Barcelona do you believe is hard working and truly committed to each of its students:

A) Bruguera Tennis Academy
B) Sanchez-Casal Tennis Academy
C) Pro-AB Team Tennis Academy
D) CIT (Centre Internacional de Tenis)

There isn't an academy that has a "magical formula" to make each player the next Roger or Rafa, but I'm looking for an academy who is truly committed to all of its students that want to enter the professional circuit, not just interested in either money or a certain player.

Hope someone knows! Thanks.

[Sportcamp]

I'd say Bruguera tennis academy. I heard a lot of positive feedback and I went there last June to check facilities and training. And I was happy with Bruguera academy. I saw a lots of tennis academies, as I am involved in tennis and I can compare.

Also, I went to Sanchez twice, dont like this place at all. If you train there individual with your own coach, no problems, but in group - its not possible.

Pro -AB - heard from players not bad place, but I've never been there, cant advice.

CIT- never heard

[bubiii]

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[sanca]

In Barcelona I would recommend Elite Tennis Academy or Bruguera Tennis Academy. They are small and you will receive more individual attention. These are also great places to work on your clay court game, as Spain is known for its red clay.

If you're willing to check around other places in Spain for tennis academies, I would recommend looking at the JC Ferrero Tennis Academy. It's located near Alicante, Spain and also has great summer camps and year-round training. The Carlos Moya Tennis Academy in Madrid, Spain is also an excellent option. If anyone has any questions about any of these or any other academies in Spain, Europe, etc. contact me at usacampagent@gmail.com and visit www.sportcamptravel.com