One coach · A clear plan · Measured work
Why choose Stakhovsky Tennis and Leonard Stakhovsky in Prague?
Stakhovsky Tennis is the Prague coaching practice of Leonard Stakhovsky, a former ATP player and NCAA Division I athlete. He coaches each session himself. The service suits players who want a diagnosis, focused private work and a written plan they can use between sessions.
It is not a boarding academy or an all-inclusive holiday. A club or group program may fit better if your main goal is social play, a large group of training partners or a lower price.
Coaching by Leonard Stakhovsky, founder of Stakhovsky Tennis. Last updated: .
What experience can you verify?
Leonard Stakhovsky of Stakhovsky Tennis reached career-high ATP rankings of No. 840 in singles and No. 814 in doubles. Penn State's official player record documents those results and his college career. He was a unanimous First-Team All-Big Ten selection in the 2013–14 season.
The Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) is the men's professional tour. NCAA Division I is a US college competition level. These playing credentials describe Leonard's background; they are not a promise of your future results.
Read the Penn State player record, or review the verified playing record and evidence links.
How does one coach change the training plan?
At Stakhovsky Tennis, Leonard Stakhovsky assesses the player and leads the follow-up sessions. The same coach can compare what happened in the assessment with what happens in practice and matches. You do not need to explain the plan to a new coach each day.
The four-step coaching method is simple: diagnose the main limit, choose priorities, train the change and test it in points. The amount of work depends on your level and schedule. Private coaching does not replace enough match play or suitable training partners.
When is this the right fit?
Stakhovsky Tennis is a fit when you want direct work with Leonard Stakhovsky on a specific tennis problem. Competitive juniors may need clearer match priorities. Adults may want to rebuild a stroke or return to league play. Visiting players may need a focused block and a plan for their home coach.
Compare private tennis coaching in Prague, high-performance training and the program options. Group clubs can be a better choice for social tennis. Boarding academies offer school and accommodation that this practice does not provide.
What should you expect from the evidence?
Stakhovsky Tennis publishes first-party player case studies with measurements from Leonard Stakhovsky's coaching work. They show the player, training period, recorded change and limitations. They are not independent research and do not establish that every player will improve by the same amount.
Read the Ales stroke-development case and the Aman six-day forehand case. Ask how your own baseline and review will be recorded before agreeing to a block.
Questions before choosing a coach
Leonard Stakhovsky of Stakhovsky Tennis confirms the format and availability before you commit. These are the main practical points to check.
Does Leonard coach every session?
Yes. Leonard Stakhovsky personally leads Stakhovsky Tennis coaching sessions. The junior roster cap is 10 players, with no more than two ITF-track places. Ask about current places before you make plans.
Can players visit from outside Prague?
Yes. Stakhovsky Tennis accepts enquiries from visiting players. Leonard Stakhovsky confirms a suitable block, venue and written price before you arrange training. You book travel and accommodation separately.
What are the starting prices?
At Stakhovsky Tennis, the 90-minute assessment with Leonard Stakhovsky costs 3,800 CZK (≈ €155), plus court. Coaching starts at 1,600 CZK (≈ €65) per hour, plus court. The assessment fee is credited toward the first program period if you continue. Custom blocks receive a written quote.
Which languages are available?
Leonard Stakhovsky of Stakhovsky Tennis coaches in English, Czech and Ukrainian. Tell him your preferred language when you send your enquiry.
Discuss your next step
Tell Stakhovsky Tennis what you want to change in your game. Leonard Stakhovsky reviews the goal, explains the assessment and confirms the next step in writing. An enquiry is not a booking or a payment commitment.
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.