Summer Stage
JC Ferrero-Equelite Sport Academy is one of the best high-performance tennis academies in the world. They are in charge of training professional players and bringing out the best in each one. It was founded in 1990 by Antonio Martínez Cascales and they have more than 25 years of experience. The academy is named after Juan Carlos Ferrero, a tennis player who became part of the academy at the age of 10 and who after reaching number 1 as a player, today is the owner and resident of the same academy where helps young talents achieve their goals.
The academy has more than 20 courts, a rural hotel, a residence for players, a gym, swimming pools and fields where you can practice other sports such as soccer and paddle tennis.
This farm has 120,000 m2 of land and is located in the city of Villena, Alicante.
Summer Stage is a tennis training camp that is organized in the summer months (June, July and August) at the JC Ferrero-Equelite Sport Academy facilities and has with more than 15 years of experience. This camp is aimed at boys and girls who want to improve their tennis level and want to become professional tennis players in the future.
They will carry out professional training adapted to their age (from 8 to 16 years) and their level of tennis.
Apart from tennis training, children will be able to enjoy and learn from various activities such as: English classes, excursions, paddle tennis, entertainment games...
Children from different parts of the world participate in this campus, therefore, they will be able to practice different languages in a playful and fun way. The Summer Stage offers the possibility of playing with professional tennis players and getting to know Juan Carlos Ferrero up close.
The JC Ferrero-Equelite Sport Academy courts are equipped with the latest technological innovation, "Playsight". Thanks to this innovation, coaches are able to make a much more technical report on the players and show them in which points they are stronger and in which they weaken.
They have a very complete schedule that begins at 8 in the morning and ends at 11 at night. During the day they do all kinds of activities apart from training, which are the key point of the stage.
Seeing the great "boom" that paddle tennis has currently had, they have created a camp aimed at this sport. The itinerary remains the same as tennis, they only change rackets, and players will be able to develop and learn this sport.
