The Stakhovsky Tennis Junior Performance Program is ongoing coaching in Prague with Leonard Stakhovsky. It is designed for competitive juniors aged 11–17, typically at UTR 8–14 or with an active ITF or Tennis Europe ranking. Entry depends on the assessment and available space, not the rating alone. Agree the weekly plan before joining.
Who this is for
Competitive juniors aged 11-17 with UTR 8-14 or an active ITF/Tennis Europe ranking.
Players whose ranking has plateaued and who want a named coach, a clear training structure and regular review points.
Families who want a written review each quarter, using the UTR and ITF records available.
Players based in Prague or willing to relocate for a training period.
The method
Assessment comes first
At Stakhovsky Tennis, Leonard Stakhovsky starts with 90 minutes on court. He checks strokes, footwork and choices in points. The written plan follows what the player shows. This is a coaching assessment, not a medical or mental-health test.
Individual training plan
At Stakhovsky Tennis, Leonard Stakhovsky gives each player clear stroke and match goals for the current period. Drills and points test those goals. Total roster capped at 10 players; ITF-track places capped at 2. Check current space before planning a move.
Weekly structure: five to six days
Leonard Stakhovsky builds the Stakhovsky Tennis week after the assessment. The planning format is three to four court sessions, one fitness session and one match or video review. Agree the hours and the work for each day; a training day is not always a court session.
Tournament calendar integration
The Stakhovsky Tennis plan follows the player's match dates. Leonard Stakhovsky plans court work and time to rest around those dates. Tell him about other training, school and travel so the week is realistic.
Quarterly written reviews
Each quarter, Leonard Stakhovsky reviews Stakhovsky Tennis training goals and the UTR or ITF results available. The written review sets the next steps. A case may be published with consent. Coach-reported gains remain first-party evidence unless an official record supports the same fact.
FAQ
How many sessions per week is the full-time program?
The Stakhovsky Tennis full-time format with Leonard Stakhovsky plans five to six training days: three to four on court, plus fitness work and a tactical or video review. This is a planning format, not a promise of six court sessions. The exact week is agreed after the assessment.
Will Leonard coach every session personally?
Leonard Stakhovsky leads the booked private sessions at Stakhovsky Tennis. Total roster capped at 10 players; ITF-track places capped at 2. These are capacity limits, not current vacancies. Ask about space and the proposed week before making plans.
How often are rankings reviewed?
Stakhovsky Tennis uses quarterly written reviews led by Leonard Stakhovsky. They cover changes in UTR or ITF results, stroke and match priorities, and the next plan. Ask for a check-in between reviews when needed. A review records progress; it does not promise a higher ranking.
Is fitness included?
Stakhovsky Tennis includes tennis-focused fitness work in the weekly plan with Leonard Stakhovsky. Agree the content and workload for the player's age and match schedule. It supports footwork and court movement; it is not a medical assessment or injury treatment.
What is the minimum commitment?
The Stakhovsky Tennis program with Leonard Stakhovsky is built for ongoing work, not a short camp. The starting term, weekly hours and full cost are agreed in writing after the application and assessment. This page does not set a fixed minimum term or monthly price.
Total roster: 10 players; ITF-track places: 2.
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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.