How to become a professional tennis player?

Question

i'am 12 years old and have been playing tennis for two years but when i get older i wont to go to wimbelton

i'am really good i can beat my 25 year old tennis tennis coach

Answer 1

It will be exciting to hear of your talent and career progressing and I look forward to seeing you at Wimbledon!! One thing my brother coaches his son to do is always "play up," play people that will challenge your skill and stamina. As others have said, get a coach, a good coach, who will teach you correct techniques but will also teach you varied styles, so that you learn to adapt and respond to your opponents' levels and styles of play. The best players are the players who can adapt their style of play to respond to their opponent's style and exploit weaknesses. Don't wait too long to start testing yourself in matches, to see how you perform in pressure situations. Play each point, never dwell, only learn from mistakes because a lot of tennis is a mental game, you have no teammates with which to vent frustration and regret during play, so you have to learn to set it aside for later analysis. Tennis is a very fast game and if you are still thinking about what you did at 15-Love the game is already at 40-Love! Very best of luck to you in your tennis future, you have an exciting career ahead of you.

Answer 2

Move someplace warm, and get a professional coach. Play 6 hours a day for 4 more years and play junior tournaments along the way. Good luck to you! I hope you do well.

Answer 3

get a coach, trrain alot, go to bolleteri tennis academy for like 4 years, enter national tournaments and international tennis foundaion tourneys and get a ranking and play qualifiers for majors and play challengers.