High-performance tennis expertise

Tennis coach.
On court. On tour.
To the WTA.

Travelling and private coaching for Tennis Europe, ITF and WTA players — backed by biomechanics, data and elite-level training monitoring.

GPTCA International CoachBiomechanics & data20+ years on tour
Geoffroy Dupuis in the Suzanne-Lenglen players' tunnel at Roland-Garros
50+ · 70+pro and junior tournaments as a coach
2 W15 titlesRunner-up W50 · 1/4 W125
8 junior titles6 ITF Junior · 2 Tennis Europe
GPTCA B-LevelATP-accredited · 20+ years
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Travelling tennis coach

From the first flight to the last point of the week.

Scouting, match plans, load monitoring, recovery and logistics on Tennis Europe, ITF and WTA events.

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The 4-in-1 method

Measured, not guessed.

Technical scienceBiomechanics · Kinvent
Tactical intelligenceBaseline Vision · video
Pro conditioningLoad on 4 key indicators
Tour autonomyBlazepod · recovery
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The junior-to-pro transition

A structural change, not a technical one.

01Game identityTennis Europe U14–U16
02ITF Junior strategyA ranking that opens pro doors
03First pro eventsW15 · W35 · M15 · M25
04Pro structureCoach, load monitoring, budget
05AutonomyThe player leads the project
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The head coach

Geoffroy Dupuis

"Top-level sport is not just a job; it is a profound human adventure. It connects a coach, a player, a family and a dedicated staff around one single dream."

GPTCA B-Level International Coach · French State Coach (DEJEPS) · Master's degree in sports training · Biomechanics · Sophrologist · ITIA/TIPP 102253

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Questions families ask first

What does a travelling tennis coach do?

A travelling tennis coach accompanies the player to international tournaments and manages practice, scouting, match plans, recovery, training load and logistics all week.

When should a junior start professional tournaments?

Usually between 15 and 17, within WTA and ITF age rules — decided by physical maturity, ranking and the support structure, not by age alone.

What is a high-performance tennis coach?

A coach who builds an individual plan for international competition — technique, tactics, physical and mental preparation, tournament schedule and recovery — measured with biomechanics, video and data.

Do you work with players outside France?

Yes. JuniorToPro is independent and works internationally, on site and through the J2Pro Circuit app.

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