What stops working under pressure?
The serve you stop accelerating, the return you rush, the pattern you abandon when the point becomes important — and the mind that starts working against you instead of supporting your performance.

Apply nowPROACTIVE player-development weeks · Corralejo, Fuerteventura
For adult players of every level who approach tennis competitively — whether they want to move up the rankings, play tournaments or club leagues, or simply refuse to let their tennis plateau.
YOU WON’T LEAVE WITHOUT A BETTER GAME.
Enter the game
Baselinedata when it helpsAny tennis holiday can be fun.
Not every tennis week moves your game forward.
Fun is part of it.
Purpose is the point.
The player, not the rating
You may be chasing your first ranking points or your next league promotion. Your game may still have limits; your ambition does not have to.
A competitive player keeps coming back to the same endless challenge: to read the game earlier, perform better, find the next limit and go after it.
That relationship with tennis — not the number beside your name — is where our work begins.
Your current level tells us where to start.
Not how much your tennis matters to you.
Experience reveals what you couldn’t see before
To compete, sound technique and good legs are not enough.
You need to read the point before it fully unfolds, recognise the patterns you keep falling into and understand what really needs to change if you are to make a genuine breakthrough.
Where change really begins
We do not start from a checklist of strokes. We start from your game as a whole and from the problems that emerge when you have to find solutions against different opponents.
The serve you stop accelerating, the return you rush, the pattern you abandon when the point becomes important — and the mind that starts working against you instead of supporting your performance.
Recurring patterns tell us more than isolated errors. They expose your choices, court position and playing identity.
A change becomes part of your game only if it holds up against the game’s physical, technical and tactical demands — and, above all, if you understand its value, make it your own and trust it enough to use it under uncertainty and pressure.
That is the core of our work:
We give you practical tools to move through these impasses by working on the technical, physical, tactical and mental dimensions together — and connecting them through an indispensable layer of awareness, so you can read what is happening, adapt and become increasingly autonomous on court.
20 coach-led hours
Five days give us time to observe, intervene, test and adjust. Each day has a role; every session builds on the one before it.
Strokes, movement, choices and recurring patterns are read inside points and match situations — not in isolation.
We choose the changes with the greatest practical impact instead of burying you under corrections.
Technique and tactics are developed through repetition, variation and increasingly realistic point situations.
The work returns to live points, decisions and score. What holds up stays; what breaks down gets adjusted.
You leave knowing what to work on, why it matters and how to keep developing it.
FITP-certified coaching · Baseline Vision System
Every decision starts with observation: the player, the point and the match situation.
The work is led by a coach certified by the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation — FITP.
Experience and trained judgement determine what matters, what can change and what should be left alone.
When numbers can clarify a question, Baseline tracks ball placement, speed and net clearance, making recurring patterns easier to see.

FITP-certified coaching · CorralejoThe team behind
The programme is led by Edoardo Pozzi, a FITP-certified coach based in Corralejo.
His work starts from the tennis each player actually brings to matches: what happens under pressure, which patterns keep returning and which change can have the greatest impact on performance.
Across twenty hours, he observes, intervenes, tests and adjusts — without applying the same technical template to every player.
To deepen the learning, Edoardo also draws on the contribution of experienced coaches and high-level players, bringing complementary perspectives, demonstrations and carefully selected drills into the shared plan.
From a league and tournament player
“He quickly identified the key technical weaknesses and focused on the adjustments that had the greatest impact.”
Olaf · League and tournament player · Germany
Two ways to do the work
A selected group of adult players who approach tennis competitively, with no more than four players per coach and court.
For one to four players who want the week shaped around their game, their dates and the way they want to stay.
PROACTIVE Women’s Tennis
Competitive at any level.
Different playing styles, different starting points — the same hunger to improve.
Serve, return, net game, slice, touch and variation: develop the options that let you shape and finish a point instead of merely extending it.
Athletic sharpness, patterns, awareness and endurance all need to hold up when the match gets difficult. We work on what must still be there under pressure.
Complimentary remote follow-up is available on request through training and match clips.
Competitive players · Founding group
A free-to-join tennis community in Corralejo for players who want more opportunities to play, better people to train with, real competition and a group to grow with.
A shared network makes it easier to find compatible players without starting from zero every time.
Different levels, styles and opponents create more varied, demanding tennis — including chances to face stronger players.
Residents, seasonal players, regular visitors and tennis travellers, connected through the game itself.
More sessions, challenges, rivals, rematches and progress. The fun grows from the tennis.
Taking tennis seriously and enjoying it are not opposites. A hard session, a great rally, a close match, a stronger opponent, a breakthrough and a rematch you cannot wait to play: the more tennis there is around you, the more there is to enjoy.
No ranking or official tournament history is required. What matters is the desire to train, play matches, test yourself, improve and contribute positively to the group.
First come the players. Then come the combinations: more hitting partners, stronger opponents, training sessions, match play, challenges, events, teams — and whatever the group proves capable of creating.
What can we do together?
First the players. Then the possibilities.The possibilities grow with the people who join.
No membership, subscription or joining fee. You contribute only when you choose an activity with a real cost.
Share the actual court cost.
Pay when choosing a coach-led session.
Participants cover real event costs.
Be part of the founding group
Whether you live here, spend part of the year here, return regularly or are simply planning your first trip to Fuerteventura, you can join. You do not need to wait until you are on the island to start building your tennis connections.
Every new player can mean another compatible match, another style, a stronger opponent, a training combination, a future event — and more tennis happening around everyone.
Potentially, yes. Competitive describes attitude at least as much as level. If you want to train, play matches, test yourself and improve, joining can make perfect sense. Your level helps us create suitable connections.
No. The group is open to residents, people who spend part of the year here, regular visitors and players who are simply planning their first trip.
No. Official tournament experience is not required. What matters is the desire to train, play matches, compete and improve.
No. Joining is free. You pay only for real court, coaching or event costs when you voluntarily choose to participate.
That is one of the project’s possibilities. Challenges, match play, tournaments, events and team competition can develop progressively according to player numbers, levels, interests and the growth of the community.
If you want something to change, enter the game.
From the players
Different formats and different starting points. What connects them is a serious commitment to understanding and developing their tennis.
“I am just getting better faster.”
Recorded at the end of the experience. Back home, the work soon translated into real competitive progress — from one-sided defeats to taking her long-time rival Viola into a championship tie-break.
An advanced club player returning to regular tennis: five days in which technical priorities, movement, point construction and the net game can develop as one progression.
Successive corrections, faster learning, renewed motivation and the value of working outside the comfort zone — captured in his post-session interview.
Chakra House · The retreat base
Chakra House is the base for our fixed-date retreats: a small group, shared spaces and a place to slow down between demanding sessions.
It is where players return, reset and share the week — without losing sight of why they came.
More than tennis. A week you live.
You are not coming to squeeze a few tennis sessions into a holiday.
You are coming to work on your game — in a place where light, climate, ocean and open space change the rhythm around the tennis.
We do not fill the schedule with organised attractions. The island never takes the focus away from the tennis; it gives the week a setting and rhythm of its own.
2026–2027 retreat calendar
One fixed-date retreat every month from October to June — nine opportunities to take your next step.
Complete retreat · Shared room
Private room
Good questions
It can mean a player entering a first competition, a club-team player or an experienced league or federation competitor. We do not select by rating. We select for commitment.
No. You only need to be able to rally, play points and work seriously on what happens in matches.
Complete beginners are welcome through a Personalised Tennis Week, where court time, progression and coaching can be built around the foundations of the game.
If you can already rally and play points, you may also be suitable for a fixed-date retreat. Tell us about your experience and we will recommend the right format.
Build a Personalised WeekAcross five days of focused work, normally divided into two daily blocks on court. Observation, technical work, tactical patterns and match situations are connected through one progression.
Because real individual coaching requires time to observe each player, give specific direction and involve everyone in enough live-ball situations and played points.
No. It is available when tracking or statistical evidence can help answer a specific technical question. It supports the coaching; it does not replace observation.
Yes. You can join a fixed-date retreat or build a Personalised Tennis Week around your own dates.
Yes. A Personalised Tennis Week is the most flexible option for a pair or private group of up to four — especially when players have different levels. We build court time, exercises and progression around each player while keeping a shared direction for the group.
If you prefer a fixed-date retreat, tell us about every player and we will confirm whether the group is a good fit.
Build a Personalised WeekYes, subject to accommodation availability. A companion can stay at Chakra House and enjoy Fuerteventura around the tennis week without taking part in the tennis programme. Tell us in your application and we will confirm the most suitable room option and companion rate.
No. On selected retreat dates, the complete 20-hour tennis programme without accommodation may be available on request. Participation depends on group and court availability, and you can arrange your own stay in Corralejo.
You leave with clear priorities and a plan for the work ahead. Complimentary remote follow-up through short training or match clips is available on request.
Start with your tennis
Tell us where and how you compete, which problems keep returning in your matches and what you most want to change.