WHO we are:
“Be strong… you never know who you are inspiring”
LEONG TENNIS ACADEMY’S school-year program is designed for competitive junior players at the high performance (advanced) or developmental (intermediate) level. We help students lay out and achieve their goals while highlighting the fundamentals of tennis through good footwork, solid technique in stroke production and mental fortitude. As each player continues to develop their game, they are held accountable for putting in the hard work necessary for success while inspiring their fellow contemporaries to do the same.
WHAT we do:
Our school-year program is the heart and soul of LTA. We work with an exclusive number of players, who…
- Are very serious about tennis
- Want a future in the game
- Can commit at the highest level
- Are willing to put in the work
LEONG TENNIS ACADEMY is for the top-tier and highly motivated – we treat all members like touring junior professionals. Members must accept that the road will be long, hard, and filled with challenges – but have the faith and tenacity to persevere through to success.
HOW we do it 
First…
The player-coach relationship begins. At the start of the program, the pair will work together to generate a comprehensive evaluation and assessment of the player’s current…
- Technique and game style
- On-court movement
- Functional movement
- Strength and flexibility
- Nutrition
- Overall athleticism
- Mental attitude
Player and coach will discuss ongoing training, and short and long-term goals. An individual development plan will then be created and implemented.
Second…
On-court training runs for two hours, up to four days per week. Every player receives one private per month to schedule at their convenience. Training will always vary periodically to accommodate specific tennis needs.
Both singles and doubles play is emphasized daily. Every player receives personalized coaching – discussing strategy, tactics and shot selection, patterns of play, and court positioning
Third…
Off-Court Training 
“Get control of your body and your mind will follow”.
Champions have to deal with intensely stressful situations to get to the top. Pushing yourself physically is one of the best ways to deal with daily challenges. We help players harness stress and use it to their advantage – so it doesn’t use them.
- Dynamic Sport Fitness Training
We train explosive, athletic movements that are tennis-specific – designed to help our players be faster, quicker, stronger, and more powerful on the court in competition.
Here, our players will also gain valuable knowledge and skills to help build endurance, recover quickly, and perform at a high level without injury.
- Mental Skills Fitness Training
This part of the program addresses the mental aspects of the game, and is covered every practice. Players learn about game styles, strategies, and tactics; talk about short and long-term goals; discuss and evaluate recent matches they played or observed; and perform group projects on tennis-related topics.
- Small Group Strength Training
Gym training is booked in small groups or one-on one, depending on the level of the player. Players will learn what gym equipment is best used for tennis, and proper form and technique.
Extra attention is given to warming up, including dynamic stretching and pre-habilitation for shoulders, back, and hips. Players will learn preventive drills with bands and tubes, and exercises to strengthen key areas to prevent common tennis injuries.
WHY we are the best:
TOURNAMENT TRAVEL AND COACHING
This is possibly the most valuable aspect of the LTA program. No other program in the Pacific Northwest commits to competition training like we do. We travel with our players to out of town local and sectional tournament competitions and handle most travel arrangements. We help players prepare, watch them play, and critique their matches – then return home to work on areas that need improvement.
9-MONTH COMMITMENT REQUIREMENT:
The player-coach relationship is vital to success. That’s why we have a 9-month commitment requirement.
Players and coaches are exclusive to each other during the commitment period. LTA doesn’t take any drop-ins and only accepts an exclusive number of players at each level.
“Everything you’ve ever wanted is on the other side of fear.”
| 2021-2022 LTA Training Schedule |
Fall Schedule – September 2021 / October 2021 / November 1-18 2021
Elite Level: Juniors with advanced competitive skills that compete at the USTA advanced, sectional, and national level and with a UTR of 5 and above
- On-court Training
- Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday
- Sunday – fitness training
Performance Level: Juniors with intermediate and advanced competitive skills that compete at the USTA intermediate or just beginning at the advanced level, UTR of 2 to 4.
- On-Court Training
- Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday
- Sunday Match Play
Developmental Level: Juniors with intermediate competitive skills just starting to compete in USTA or UTR tournaments with a UTR of 2 or below
- On-Court Training
- Monday/Thursday/Friday
- Sunday Match Play
Winter Schedule (Part 1) – November 18-30, 2020 / December 2020
Developmental Level:
- On-Court Training
- Thursday/Friday/Saturday
- Sunday Match Play
Performance Level:
- On-Court Training
- Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday
- Sunday Match play
Elite Level:
- On-Court Training
- Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday
- Sunday Fitness Training
Winter Schedule (Part 2) – January 2022/ February 2022
Developmental Level:
- On-Court Training
- Monday/Friday/Saturday
- Sunday Match Play
Performance Level:
- On-Court Training
- Monday/Friday/Saturday
- Sunday Match play
Elite Level:
- On-Court Training
- Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday
- Sundays Fitness Training
Spring Schedule – March 2022 / April 2022 / May 2022
Developmental Level:
- On-Court Training
- Monday/Thursday/Friday
- Sunday Match Play
Performance Level:
- On-Court Training
- Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday
- Sunday Match play
Elite Level:
- On-Court Training
- Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday
- Sunday Fitness Training
For enrollment inquiry, program pricing, and policies contact us.