High Performance

The 2026–27 Program

The High Performance program develops tournament players — juniors competing on the OTA circuit and building toward greater results. Players train on court under Tyler Panhuyzen and the Toronto Racquets coaching staff, with ten off-court sessions run in partnership with Advantage 4 Athletes over the course of the program. Groups are capped at four players per court, with a coach on every court. Larger programs often spread a group across six or more courts, which means most of a player’s time is spent with assistant coaches. Ours never runs on more than three courts, so Tyler works directly with every player in each session.

Training is periodized against the competitive calendar, so the work in any given block matches what the player is preparing for.

What players work on

Technique, movement, and match play are trained together. Players build the shot patterns their game depends on, the physical base to execute them under fatigue, and the tactical habits to apply them against live opposition.

Alongside that, players develop the competitive side of their game: how they manage themselves between points, how they respond to a set going badly, and how they review a match once it’s over. Every player learns to evaluate their own performance honestly and to hold a standard without a coach enforcing it. This is coached directly and assessed like any other part of the game.