How to become a tennis coach

Turning a passion into a profession is extremely challenging, no matter what a person is pursuing. For tennis players, it is particularly challenging, as roughly 100 players on the ATP and the WTA tour are making amazing lives as professional players.

Everyone else is fighting for scraps, and players must continually perform at high levels to keep that ranking high.

What are the best ways to beat the odds and become a professional tennis player? Many of the steps can apply to any sport out there, but some are specific for tennis itself that makes it unique.

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Start Practicing At An Early Age

Tennis players are basically required to start practicing at an early age if they want to have any chance of becoming a professional.

How to become a pro tennis player after college

There is so much skill involved with tennis, and this involves years and years of repetition. Even getting a year or two of a late start as a child can set a player back as they try to progress.

Take a look around the current tour, and very few players are considered late bloomers.

Almost all of them had a racquet in their hand before they were 10

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