Frequently Asked Questions

Junior camps are for players aged 7 to 16. Adult camps are open to players aged 17 and older. All levels are welcome in both programs.

No. Our camps welcome complete beginners. Players are grouped by age and level, and our coaches adapt the training accordingly. Beginners use adapted equipment (orange and green balls, smaller courts) to develop proper technique from day one.

Yes. Our competitive-level groups (Orange and Black) train with the same structure and intensity used at the academy in Spain: tactical match play, high-intensity drills, serve-and-return patterns, and supervised competition with coaching on emotional control and decision-making.

Every junior player also receives a personalized assessment report at the end of the week, giving both players and their coaches a clear roadmap for continued development.

Players are grouped by both age and playing level. Younger and beginner players typically join the Red & Blue groups, while older and more experienced players join the Orange & Black groups. During the first session our Head Coach may adjust groups to ensure the best fit.

Every court has a maximum of four players per coach, ensuring meaningful individual attention and real-time feedback throughout the camp.

all camps are lead by coaches from the Ferrero Academy in Villena, Spain. These coaches will have the support from the local coaches that will learn the methodology before, during, and after the camp.

Players should bring their own racquet, tennis shoes suitable for the court surface, comfortable sports clothing, a water bottle, sunscreen, and a cap or hat. A spare racquet is also recommended.

Junior camps run Monday through Friday, approximately from 8:00 AM to 2:30 PM. Each day combines on-court tennis training, Skills Zone athletic development, and Learn to Compete match-play sessions.

Adult camps run Monday through Thursday and include two hours of professional training each day.

It is a week-long points competition that runs throughout the junior camp. Players accumulate points during match-play sessions, with the final standings announced on Friday.

Yes. Every junior player receives a personalized assessment report evaluating technique, tactics, physical development, and mental performance, together with recommendations for continued improvement.

Yes. Parents and family members are welcome to observe training from the designated viewing areas available at each venue.

Whenever possible, training moves to indoor courts. If indoor facilities are unavailable, coaches adapt the program to make the best possible use of the available time and facilities.

Players who demonstrate exceptional talent and best represent the Ferrero Academy values during the camp may be selected for a scholarship week at the Ferrero Academy in Spain. Training is included. Flights and accommodation are not.

Simply click “Register Now”, choose your preferred location and dates, and complete the online registration form. Early booking is recommended, as places are limited.

Yes. We offer organized Spain Experience programs that include training at the Ferrero Academy, accommodation, full board, and cultural activities. Visit the Spain Experience page or contact us for more information.