The
facility.

Clay, hard and indoor carpet — covering the full range of surfaces a competitive player trains and competes on. The grounds sit on a hillside in the Castelli Romani, surrounded by the Italian countryside.

Both gyms are equipped for tennis-specific athletic development — strength, power, mobility and injury prevention. Delivered by dedicated S&C coaches: Marco Arceri and Mariano Aranda.

Purpose-built locker rooms with showers, changing facilities and secure storage — designed to the standard international players expect.

Physiotherapy, recovery protocols and injury care are integrated into every training week — delivered by on-site physiotherapist Gabriele Mastrella. Not a separate appointment. Part of the programme.

Padel courts and a dedicated lounge space — for the moments between sessions. Recovery is part of performance. The environment here supports both.

Fresh ingredients, balanced meals, Italian simplicity — served on-site every day. The academy treats nutrition as a performance advantage, not an afterthought. Fuel well. Train well.

The outdoor pool sits within the academy grounds — available for active recovery, relaxation and the reset between training sessions that serious athletes need.

Player dorms sit within the academy grounds — clean, practical and purpose-built for athletes on residency programmes. Everything within walking distance of the courts. Wake up. Train. Recover. Repeat.

The operational heart of the academy — where enquiries are handled, programmes are planned and player development is coordinated. The team that responds within 24 hours works here.