Competitive juniors and adults · Prague
High-performance tennis training in Prague with Leonard Stakhovsky
Stakhovsky Tennis offers high-performance tennis training in Prague for competitive juniors and adults. Former ATP player Leonard Stakhovsky coaches every session. The plan connects stroke technique, movement and tactics to a clear match goal. Video and practice points help test each change.
Start with a 90-minute assessment: 3,800 CZK (≈ €155), plus the court fee. The full assessment fee is credited toward the first program period if you continue. Coaching starts at 1,600 CZK (≈ €65) per hour, plus court.
Coaching by Leonard Stakhovsky, founder of Stakhovsky Tennis. Last updated: .
Who is high-performance training for?
Stakhovsky Tennis works with players who need practice to transfer into matches. Leonard Stakhovsky plans training for national and international juniors, competitive adults and players considering US college tennis. Share your match level and goals before choosing a format.
The Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) runs the men's professional tour. The International Tennis Federation (ITF) runs international competitions, including junior events. A ranking alone does not decide your training plan. Recent match footage, health constraints and available practice time also matter.
For a long-term junior plan, see the full-time junior tennis program . The total roster cap is 10 players, with no more than two ITF-track places. Fit and current places are confirmed after review.
How is progress checked?
Leonard Stakhovsky of Stakhovsky Tennis starts with the issue that costs you points. He records a baseline, chooses a small number of priorities and tests them under score pressure. Extra practice hours alone do not prove improvement.
| Training area | What the block addresses | How it is reviewed |
|---|---|---|
| Technique | A stroke that breaks down in points | Before-and-after video; ball speed where measured |
| Tactics | Serve, return and rally patterns | Point choices and errors in match situations |
| Movement | Preparation, recovery and court position | Video from drills and live points |
| Match transfer | Using the change under pressure | Practice sets and later match records |
Coach-measured results are first-party evidence, not an independent audit. Individual gains do not guarantee a rating change, selection or future results. Read the methods and limits in the player case studies.
What does a training block include?
At Stakhovsky Tennis, Leonard Stakhovsky uses the first assessment to set the block's priorities. Private sessions combine technical work and live points. Video review shows what has changed. A written plan gives you and your home coach clear work to continue.
A short visit and an ongoing program need different schedules. Request the court hours, rest periods and review points in writing. Visitors can compare the private adult camp and junior camp before applying.
What does training cost, and where does it happen?
Stakhovsky Tennis coaching with Leonard Stakhovsky starts at 1,600 CZK (≈ €65) per hour, plus court hire. The 90-minute assessment costs 3,800 CZK (≈ €155). Monthly plans and custom blocks receive a written quote. The assessment fee is credited toward the first program period if you continue.
The practice uses TK Spoje, Hodkovičky and CLTK in Prague. The actual venue, court, dates and hours depend on availability and are confirmed in writing. Flights, accommodation and tournament costs are separate. Compare the full Stakhovsky Tennis prices and inclusions.
High-performance training questions
Leonard Stakhovsky of Stakhovsky Tennis reviews your goals before recommending a schedule. These answers explain the coaching model, not a promise of a place or a result.
Can competitive adults join?
Yes. Stakhovsky Tennis offers competitive adult training with Leonard Stakhovsky. He uses your current match level and available time to set the work. You do not need a junior or professional ranking.
What if I am a beginner?
Stakhovsky Tennis high-performance training with Leonard Stakhovsky is for players with match goals and an established game. Beginners can ask about adult coaching or a local club course before choosing this format.
Can I train in English?
Yes. Leonard Stakhovsky of Stakhovsky Tennis coaches in English, Czech and Ukrainian. State your preferred language when you enquire.
Will training guarantee a higher UTR?
No. Leonard Stakhovsky of Stakhovsky Tennis can work on the match patterns that limit your play, but Universal Tennis Rating (UTR) depends on recorded match results. No fixed rating gain is promised.
Request a high-performance training plan
Send Stakhovsky Tennis your level, dates and main goal. Leonard Stakhovsky reviews the request, discusses the assessment and confirms a suitable schedule and price in writing. Sending this form does not reserve a place or require payment.
What happens next
- Share your level, goal and preferred dates. A parent or guardian should enquire for a child.
- Leonard checks the fit and confirms the scope, price and any court arrangements.
- Review the written plan before you book or pay. An enquiry does not reserve a place.
The Stakhovsky Tennis assessment with Leonard Stakhovsky is 90 minutes: 3,800 CZK (≈ €155), plus court. Its full fee is credited toward the first program period if you continue. Coaching starts at 1,600 CZK (≈ €65) per hour, plus court. Camps and ongoing plans receive a written quote. Prices.