Tennis Travel & Lifestyle

Where to train from November through March when the rest of the map is frozen. Compare Indian Wells, Scottsdale, and Dubai on weather reliability, wind, humidity, altitude, and court access. Includes 7‑day plans and local recovery picks.

Use the Cote d’Azur’s mild spring to run a focused red clay block from March to May. Base yourself at All In Academy in Villeneuve-Loubet, pair training with the Monte-Carlo Masters, and plan logistics, lodging, and a Lyon backup.

Use Metro Manila’s dry Amihan season from November to April as a reliable tennis base. Train in Alabang with Philippine Tennis Academy, add UTR match play, plan budgets and lodging, and slot in Cebu or Palawan weekends.

Plan a climate-smart tennis block in Portugal’s Algarve. Month-by-month guidance for clay and hard courts, 7 and 14 day camp itineraries, walkable lodging near clubs, Lisbon and Cascais tournament pairings, costs, and wind and rain workarounds.

A reliable kick serve changes how opponents return, how you hold under pressure, and how you attack second serves. Learn the simple mechanics, equipment tweaks, and a four week plan to build a kick that wins real points.

Central Texas is emerging as a smart alternative to Florida and the Southwest for player development. Mild winter mornings, breezy spring and fall evenings, and covered lighted courts turn Austin’s Hill Country into a year round training base.

Skip crowded Spain or costly Florida this winter. Build a climate-proof, value-first training block from November to March across Vilnius, Warsaw, and Berlin with domes, reliable surfaces, and smart travel links.

Chase crisp desert days and stack quality reps from February to April. Compare Palm Desert and Scottsdale for courts, clinics, wind and temperatures, recovery options, and booking windows, then pair it with the BNP Paribas Open.

Build a pre Roland Garros block on the Riviera’s red clay. From March to June, a protected microclimate, the Monte Carlo Masters, and a dense club network make training efficient. Base at All In Academy in Villeneuve Loubet.

Most points are lost because of late feet, not bad swings. Learn a clear four week plan to build split step timing, first step speed, spacing, and recovery so your strokes show up on time when pressure rises.

Plan a climate-smart, family-friendly tennis trip to Orlando from January to April. Book daytime courts at the USTA National Campus, add high-performance blocks in Maitland, pick the right surfaces, and streamline stay and play.

Planning spring tennis in Tokyo during sakura season? Here is how to time your March–April sessions, what weather to expect, how to reserve public park courts fast, and where to book high-impact lessons with Seijo and Shi Shi.

Southwest Florida’s cool, dry months are ideal for clay-court volume. Use this guide to anchor a week or multi-month block at Gomez Tennis Academy, dial in training times, and plug into match play, recovery, and lodging.