The Real Federación Española de Tenis (RFET) and the Federación Andaluza de Tenis (FAT) completed a three-day under-14 regional training and monitoring camp at the Centro de Tecnificación de Tenis Blas Infante in Seville, according to announcements from the governing bodies. The joint initiative forms part of the RFET’s broader national territorial training program, designed to evaluate young prospects, align coaching methodologies across regional federations, and support the long-term athletic development of emerging competitors.
Seville Camp Gathers Under-14 Prospects
Rigorous Daily Schedule Tests Young Competitors
During the three-day camp in Seville, participating players underwent a rigorous schedule featuring morning and afternoon sessions. The curriculum blended technical stroke development, tactical drills, and physical conditioning tailored to the demands of modern competitive tennis.
According to the organizing federations, the technical sessions focused closely on specific tactical patterns and stroke mechanics required for high-level regional and national competition.
Unifying Coaching Standards Across Andalusia
The partnership between the national governing body and regional federations serves a dual purpose. It allows national staff to maintain continuous oversight of talented under-14 players outside of tournament settings while simultaneously unifying training standards across Andalusia. By sharing technical criteria with local coaches, the RFET aims to bridge the gap between grassroots club tennis and the national high-performance pathway.
Return to Club Circuit and Nationwide Scouting
Following the conclusion of this training block in Seville, participating players return to their respective clubs and regional programs ahead of the upcoming tournament calendar. The RFET continues its nationwide schedule of territorial camps throughout the season as part of its ongoing talent identification and player development strategy.
