大象传媒 Tennis Academy

Every player we work with carries a unique spark—a potential waiting to be fostered and nurtured. As coaches, our greatest privilege is guiding that spark as it transforms into talent, skill, and confidence. But talent is not something we simply discover; it’s something we cultivate, step by step, with intention.

Talent is not solely about innate ability or physical prowess. It’s a blend of commitment, perseverance, curiosity, and an environment that encourages growth. Often, the true skill of coaching lies in creating that environment—one where players feel supported, challenged, and inspired to push beyond their own expectations.

At times, we may feel the weight of results—rankings, wins, and instant achievements. But when we pause to reflect, we recognize that true success isn’t measured by trophies—it’s in the progress we see in our players. It’s in the quiet confidence they develop, the resilience they demonstrate in difficult moments, and the joy they experience throughout their journey.

This is a humbling reminder that our role goes far beyond teaching techniques or strategies. We are shaping lives. We’re not just teaching players how to win; we’re teaching them how to overcome setbacks, how to believe in themselves, and how to navigate both the highs and lows of tennis and life.

So, as we step onto the court each day, let’s remember that talent development is about more than just skill—it’s about creating a space where players feel seen, valued, and empowered to grow into their fullest potential. It’s about recognizing that our influence as coaches often extends well beyond the game.

Igor Schoenefeld

Tennis Academy Coordinator  & Head Coach

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