Junior tennis camp in Europe with Stakhovsky Tennis
Stakhovsky Tennis offers a private junior tennis camp in Prague with Leonard Stakhovsky. It suits young players who already play matches and need a clear next step. A short block can focus on one stroke, serve and return, or choices under pressure. It is not a beginner group camp or boarding school.
At the Stakhovsky Tennis junior camp, Leonard Stakhovsky starts with the player's match problem. He checks the game, sets a small number of goals and tests each change in points. The player leaves with a written plan for practice at home. There is no promised rating gain.
Apply for the IntensiveFor competitive juniors · Prague · players arrange their own travel & lodging
Who the junior camp is for
The Stakhovsky Tennis camp with Leonard Stakhovsky suits juniors who play matches and need focused work on one part of their game. Planning a summer tennis camp for a teen in Europe? Send the school-break dates and playing level. The court, hours and price must be agreed before travel. The camp starts with an assessment and a written plan.
What is included
- Direct on-court coaching with Leonard Stakhovsky every session
- Opening technical and tactical assessment with three priority corrections
- Match-play and pattern development toward UTR / ITF goals
- Written development summary for the player and parents
Frequently asked questions
Who coaches the junior camp?
Leonard Stakhovsky, a former ATP player, leads the booked private sessions at Stakhovsky Tennis. Confirm the dates, court and hours in writing. Extra match partners are not included unless separately agreed.
Do you arrange travel or accommodation?
No. Stakhovsky Tennis provides coaching with Leonard Stakhovsky, not a travel or boarding package. Families arrange flights, accommodation, meals and care outside the agreed sessions. Confirm the court and training dates before booking travel.
Start with a junior assessment
Every camp begins with a 90-minute performance assessment.
Book assessmentThe research behind this approach
Before choosing a camp, discuss the child's full training load with Leonard Stakhovsky at Stakhovsky Tennis. A 2018 study compared burnout scores in 130 elite juniors across age groups. It did not test this camp or establish a risk figure for every child. Source: Burnout in elite tennis players of different junior categories .
Stakhovsky Tennis does not use a research summary as a personal medical limit. Agree the camp workload with Leonard Stakhovsky and tell him about the player's usual training and match schedule. A Sports Health review discusses the risks of early single-sport focus and intense training, but notes limits in the evidence. Read Training load and early specialisation in youth tennis and seek qualified advice for health concerns.
External references are provided for your own evaluation; Stakhovsky Tennis is not affiliated with them.
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Put this program in context
Compare junior tennis camps in Europe by age →Match the camp to developmental stage, competitive level, safeguarding needs and intended outcome.
Player evidence
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Ask Leonard about your next step
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.