A training plan in six-week cycles
Training runs in six-week development cycles. The full-board place follows the same rhythm — reviewed every two cycles, on commitment and progression, together with the family.
Assess
Stroke by stroke, against hundreds of checkpoints scored on court.
Plan
A written development plan, validated by the head coach — and visible to you at every step.
Train
Six days a week: four intensive days, technical work, competition preparation, planned recovery.
Review
The same framework scores the player again: what moved, what held — and what comes next.
→ the review of one cycle sets the objectives of the next.
- September 2026 intake
- Ages 13–17
- Admission by assessment
Nothing left to memory. Nothing hidden from you.
Every step of the development is documented — and visible to the family.
- Hundreds of checkpoints scored on court, so a correction targets a cause — not a symptom.
- Every plan validated by the head coach before it reaches your player.
- Every session logged in the app: what was worked, why, and what changed.
- The Parent Dashboard — you follow the progression from home, session by session, without having to call anyone.
Under the personal direction of Rafael Font de Mora
Rafael does not supervise from an office. He is on court, and he sees every player in the program himself. The coaching staff is certified in his method, which is why the same correction survives from one session to the next — and why a plan written in September still means something in December.
Rafael is the best coach I have ever had and the best coach I have ever seen. His obsession for small details and his methodology make him the best coach you can find.
Gonzalo Corrales — NCAA Champion, University of Georgia · World Junior Champion
A working performance environment on the Mediterranean coast
Hospitalet de l’Infant, Tarragona. No public sessions, no recreational play — everyone on site is there for the same reason, and the standard around your player does half the coaching.
Four intensive days, technical & recovery mid-week, competition preparation on Saturday. Sunday is full regeneration — planned with the same care as the hardest session.
An international school partnership with reserved hours in the weekly structure, and guidance toward 150+ university destinations — Harvard, Stanford, MIT among them.
Rooms at the academy and partner resorts minutes away, Mediterranean food, and the coast itself on recovery days.
Tell us about your player
The form takes two minutes. Admission starts with an assessment of the player — not with a sales conversation.
Rafael reviews the applications and contacts families directly.
Thirty years of families, on camera
Unscripted: a father whose daughter reached number one at Harvard, a player training here this season, and two WTA professionals built by the same coach.
Before you write to us
What about school?
iTUSA players study within the educational ecosystem of Socrates Educa International School, with reserved hours in the weekly structure and guidance toward 150+ university destinations.
What does it cost?
Fees are confirmed in writing during the admission process, before any commitment. They are not published because places are allocated by assessment, not sold from a price list.
When can a player start?
The current intake is September 2026. Later entries happen at cycle boundaries, when a place opens.
What level is required?
There is no ranking threshold. Admission starts with the assessment — it tells both sides whether this environment is the right step now.