# Mouratoglou Tennis Camps at Epsom College Malaysia

Source: https://camps.epsomcollege.edu.my/sports/tennis

Mouratoglou coaching for players aged 9 to 17 at every level, at 1 coach to 4 players on court. Day or residential, with the courts and boarding houses on one campus near Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

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- Tennis camps brochure The camps, a typical day and boarding (#guide)

- 1 coach to 4 players on court

## Everything about the tennis camps

- [Programmes and dates](#options)
- [Compare](#compare)
- [Training](#training)
- [The week](#week-grid)
- [A typical day](#day)
- [Brochure](#guide)
- [Coaches](#coaches)
- [Boarding and care](#stay)

## Register for a Mouratoglou Tennis Camp Today

## Dates and fees

## From a first rally to tournament play

Every camp adapts the coaching to the player in front of it, and players are grouped by level in the first sessions: a UTR is not needed. Adults have their own weekend camps.

1. **ROG Camps**: Red, Orange and Green camps, for younger players learning on the right court and ball.
2. **Intensive Camp**: Ages 9 to 17, beginner and intermediate friendly: fundamentals, consistency and good habits, with Saturday matchplay.
3. **Competition Camp**: Ages 9 to 17, high-performance: match simulations, fitness and tactical feedback, ending with an official UTR tournament.
4. **Tournaments**: Structured weekend match play with guaranteed matches, entered on UTR.

## Choose your camp

Five ways to train with Mouratoglou Academy Malaysia. Pick a season: a date open to book shows its price and Sign up; the others are the academy's planned dates, labelled, with Register interest.

Seasons: Autumn and winter, Spring and Easter, Summer, Autumn 2027

- **Mouratoglou Intensive Camp** (Ages 9 to 17) A beginner and intermediate friendly 5 day camp: 5 days of training plus matchplay. On-court training runs at 1 coach to 4 players, with larger, fun group sessions in the afternoon training.
- **Mouratoglou Competition Camp** (Ages 9 to 17) High-performance training with match simulations, fitness and tactical feedback for serious development: 5 days of training plus competition.
- **Mouratoglou ROG Camps (Red, Orange, Green)** Red, Orange and Green camps at Mouratoglou Academy Malaysia, for younger players learning on the right court and ball. Half-day ROG weeks run alongside every Intensive week. Ask us about ages.
- **Mouratoglou Adult Camps** (Adults) Tennis camps for adults at Mouratoglou Academy Malaysia, on weekends. Half-day adult sessions also run in every junior week. Ask us about levels.
- **Mouratoglou Tournaments** Structured weekend match play with guaranteed matches, to test and apply training under pressure. Each tournament is entered on UTR.

## Compare the two Junior Camps

The same hours of tennis and physical training every day. The Competition Camp adds an earlier start, an official UTR tournament at the weekend and the support around it.

| Feature | Mouratoglou Intensive Camp | Mouratoglou Competition Camp |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Ages | 9 to 17 | 9 to 17 |
| On court at 1 coach to 4 players | Yes | Yes |
| Tennis a day | 4 hours | 4 hours |
| Physical training a day | 2 hours | 2 hours |
| Match review | Yes | Yes |
| Mental skills | Yes | Yes |
| Morning activation from 06:00 | No | Yes |
| Weekend | Saturday matchplay | Official UTR tournament |
| Tournament supervision and feedback | No | Yes |
| Evening debriefs | No | Yes |
| Level | Beginner and intermediate friendly | High-performance |
| Leaves | Saturday morning | Sunday afternoon |

Every camp is on the Epsom College Malaysia campus, with 24/7 on-site pastoral care for residential players.

## What a week of training includes

Mouratoglou Academy Malaysia gives participants firsthand training in the Mouratoglou methodology: the training regime of 4,000 campers and 200 student-athletes at the Mouratoglou Academy in Nice, credited with helping to perfect the games of professional players such as Serena Williams, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Coco Gauff and Alexei Popyrin.

- **On court at 1 coach to 4 players** Small groups by playing standard, so every session stays focused and safe.
- **Mornings: technique and drills** 10 hours a week of drills and technical work.
- **Afternoons: tactics and match play** 10 hours a week of tactics and strategy on court.
- **Fitness and conditioning** 10 hours a week, with the physio and conditioning facilities.
- **Match review** 2 hours a week of tactical and match review.
- **Mental skills** Mental skills and strategy sessions in every camp week.

## A Junior Camp week at a glance

The academy's handbook prints one typical day for the Junior Camps, shown here on each of the five days. The Competition Camp starts earlier, with morning activation at 06:00.

**Monday**
- 7:00: Breakfast
- 8:00-10:00: On-court training
- 10:00: Rest
- 10:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 11:30: Lunch and shower
- 14:00-16:00: Drills and games
- 16:00: Rest
- 16:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 17:30: Rest and recovery (swimming)
- 18:30: Dinner and shower
- 19:30-21:00: Evening activities (social, boarding students only)
- 21:00: Rest and getting ready for bed
- 21:30: Lights out

**Tuesday**
- 7:00: Breakfast
- 8:00-10:00: On-court training
- 10:00: Rest
- 10:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 11:30: Lunch and shower
- 14:00-16:00: Drills and games
- 16:00: Rest
- 16:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 17:30: Rest and recovery (swimming)
- 18:30: Dinner and shower
- 19:30-21:00: Evening activities (social, boarding students only)
- 21:00: Rest and getting ready for bed
- 21:30: Lights out

**Wednesday**
- 7:00: Breakfast
- 8:00-10:00: On-court training
- 10:00: Rest
- 10:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 11:30: Lunch and shower
- 14:00-16:00: Drills and games
- 16:00: Rest
- 16:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 17:30: Rest and recovery (swimming)
- 18:30: Dinner and shower
- 19:30-21:00: Evening activities (social, boarding students only)
- 21:00: Rest and getting ready for bed
- 21:30: Lights out

**Thursday**
- 7:00: Breakfast
- 8:00-10:00: On-court training
- 10:00: Rest
- 10:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 11:30: Lunch and shower
- 14:00-16:00: Drills and games
- 16:00: Rest
- 16:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 17:30: Rest and recovery (swimming)
- 18:30: Dinner and shower
- 19:30-21:00: Evening activities (social, boarding students only)
- 21:00: Rest and getting ready for bed
- 21:30: Lights out

**Friday**
- 7:00: Breakfast
- 8:00-10:00: On-court training
- 10:00: Rest
- 10:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 11:30: Lunch and shower
- 14:00-16:00: Drills and games
- 16:00: Rest
- 16:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 17:30: Rest and recovery (swimming)
- 18:30: Dinner and shower
- 19:30-21:00: Evening activities (social, boarding students only)
- 21:00: Rest and getting ready for bed
- 21:30: Lights out

## A typical day, camp by camp

Each camp's day, from the academy's handbook and its 2026 brochure. Timings may vary. No timetable is printed for ROG or Adult Camps: ask us.

### Intensive Camp: a typical day (07:00 to 21:30)

- 07:00: Breakfast
- 08:00: On-court training until 10:00
- 10:00: Rest
- 10:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 11:30: Lunch and shower
- 14:00: Drills and games until 16:00
- 16:00: Rest
- 16:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 17:30: Rest and recovery (swimming)
- 18:30: Dinner and shower
- 19:30: Evening activities until 21:00 (social, boarding students only)
- 21:00: Rest and getting ready for bed
- 21:30: Lights out

### Competition Camp: a typical day (06:00 to 21:30)

- 06:00: Morning activation
- 07:00: Breakfast
- 08:00: On-court training until 10:00
- 10:00: Rest
- 10:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 11:30: Lunch and shower
- 14:00: Drills and games until 16:00
- 16:00: Rest
- 16:30: Fitness and conditioning
- 17:30: Rest and recovery (swimming)
- 18:30: Dinner and shower
- 19:30: Evening activities until 21:00 (social, boarding students only)
- 21:00: Rest and getting ready for bed
- 21:30: Lights out

### Competition Camp: an example match Saturday (07:30 to 19:00)

- 07:30: Breakfast
- 09:00: Warm-up and tennis
- 10:30: UTR tournament
- 13:00: Lunch
- 15:30: Free swim
- 19:00: Dinner

### Tournaments: a match weekend (Weekends)

- Before: Each tournament is entered on UTR at least 7 days before it starts. The player or parent registers in time.
- Weekend: Structured match play with guaranteed matches, to test and apply training under pressure.

## The tennis camps brochure

The academy's 2026 brochure: Intensive and Competition side by side, a typical day at each, boarding, coaches and questions. Fees and dates in it are the 2026 edition; the dates you can book here, with their price, are in Choose your camp.

## The coaches

Every coach is trained in the Mouratoglou methodology, and the team is supported by expert coaches from Mouratoglou Academy France and over 15 other global centres operated by Mouratoglou.

- **Johan Van Herck**, Programme Director: A former ATP player with a peak singles ranking of 65, he captained the Billie Jean King Cup and Belgium's Davis Cup teams, leading them to the finals twice between 2015 and 2017.
- **Hussein Rashid**, Head Coach: A former national tennis player of Malaysia with 30 years of experience, who represented the Olympic Council of Malaysia in managing the Billie Jean King Cup.
- **Anthony Fequant**, Senior Coach I: Preparing players for Grand Slam and Masters 1000 levels.
- **Emmanuel Jaupart**, Senior Coach I: Preparing players for Grand Slam and Masters 1000 levels.
- **Alexandre Sokolowski**, Senior Coach II: Two decades in high-performance programme management and mental conditioning.
- **Samuele Fra**, Performance I: Extensive experience with U18 players, tactical training and match preparation.
- **Aq'l Ahmad**, Performance Coach II
- **Elliot James**, Performance Coach II
- **Aqil Ahmad**, Performance Coach II
- **Zafran Rafiq**, Junior Coach
- **Bastien Chaudan**, Lead Fitness Coach
- **Jhovana Brena**, Fitness Coach

## Where they train, sleep and are looked after

The courts, the boarding houses and the pastoral team are on one gated campus, a few minutes' walk apart.

### Facilities

#### The courts and the campus

The Mouratoglou Tennis Programme provides accommodation and tennis courts on the same site at Epsom College in Malaysia. Four of the courts are indoors, so training carries on through a rain shower.

- 7 outdoor hardcourts
- 2 indoor clay courts
- 2 indoor hardcourts
- Physio and conditioning facilities, with a fitness room
- A 50-acre campus with a swimming pool, and pitches and courts for other sports

### Sleeping and eating

#### Where they sleep and eat

Boarders live in the boarding houses, a few minutes' walk from the tennis complex. Rooms are allocated by age, gender and mixed nationalities, furnished and air-conditioned, with heated showers, and every house has pool, foosball, board games and PS4s. Laundry is three times a week.

Meals are a buffet with international cuisines, fresh salads, desserts and fruit. The kitchen is halal, with vegetarian options at every meal.

- Sunday check-in
- Intensive Camp leaves on Saturday morning
- Competition Camp leaves on Sunday afternoon
- Day places as well as boarding

### Care and safety

#### Who looks after them

Experienced Epsom teachers and support staff, including a full-time medical nurse, are on hand day and night, with the pastoral team on the same site as the courts and the houses.

A gated campus with CCTV coverage, and your child leaves camp only with you or an adult named in your account. Parents hear from us on WhatsApp, or WeChat for parents in China.

### Evenings

#### A typical evening

Evening activities for boarding students, with the use of the 50-acre campus: tennis, football, squash, badminton, swimming or a jog. The Competition Camp adds an evening debrief. Lights out at 21:30.

## Questions about boarding or care?

Ask us about rooms, meals, medical needs, travel from the airport or which camp suits your child. Use the form below and our camp team will reply by email.

[Ask the camp team](/sports/tennis#enquiry-form)

## Tennis and school

A full-time place at Epsom College Malaysia, training in the Mouratoglou Tennis Programme on the same campus. Not a camp: an enrolment, and it starts with a conversation.

## What parents ask

### Who are the camps for, and which should my child choose?

The Junior Camps are for players aged 9 to 17 at every level, grouped by level at up to 4 players per court. Choose the Intensive Camp to build fundamentals and consistency: it is beginner and intermediate friendly. Choose the Competition Camp for match readiness: it is high-performance and built around a tournament. ROG Camps suit younger players; Adult Camps are for adults. Not sure? Ask us below.

### How is the Competition Camp different from the Intensive Camp?

Both have 4 hours of tennis and 2 hours of physical training a day. The Competition Camp adds morning activation from 06:00, one official UTR tournament at the weekend (at least 2 or 4 matches, depending on the format), tournament supervision and feedback, and evening debriefs. Players sign up for the tournament themselves on UTR. The Intensive Camp ends with Saturday matchplay.

### Is there a day option?

Yes. The Junior Camps take day players and boarders. Boarders check in on Sunday and live on campus, a few minutes' walk from the courts, with supervision day and night. Intensive Camp boarders leave on Saturday morning and Competition Camp boarders on Sunday afternoon. Evening activities are for boarders.

### What does the camp include?

On court at 1 coach to 4 players, a camp week has 10 hours of morning drills and technical work, 10 hours of afternoon tactics and strategy, 10 hours of fitness and conditioning, 2 hours of tactical and match review, and mental skills sessions. Boarders also have their room and meals. Optional snack packs with protein bars and sports drinks are extra.

### How are children looked after and kept safe?

Boarders have 24/7 on-site pastoral care on a gated campus with CCTV coverage, and a full-time medical nurse. At the end of camp your child leaves only with you or an adult named in your account, who must show identification. Outside arrival and departure days, parents are not permitted at the camp venue; an emergency visit is arranged in advance with our staff.

### What about medical needs, meals and diets?

Add any medical condition, allergy, medication or dietary need to your child's profile after you book, before camp. The school's Sanatorium is on campus with medical staff on duty, and if your child is unwell we tell you the same day. Meals are a buffet; the kitchen is halal, with vegetarian options at every meal. We are careful with allergens but cannot guarantee they are excluded.

### How do we sign up, and when are the dates?

Here, on this site. In Choose your camp, a date open to book shows its price and Sign up, which takes you to the checkout; a planned date, labelled Academy calendar, has Register interest and we email you when it opens. Tournaments are entered on UTR at least 7 days before they start.

### What if we need to cancel?

Withdraw more than 60 business days before camp and we refund the fees and any security deposit, less a cancellation fee and transaction costs. Withdraw later with a reason we accept in writing and you receive a credit note for the fees, valid for one year, less a deferment fee; without one, the fees are forfeited, but any security deposit is returned, less transaction costs. Nothing is refunded once camp starts. See Terms and conditions.

### Ready to sign up?

Choose a programme and a date, and sign up here, on this site. Questions first? Call the camp team.

### Programmes at a glance

- **Mouratoglou Intensive Camp** Ages 9 to 17. 5 days. Beginner and intermediate friendly
- **Mouratoglou Competition Camp** Ages 9 to 17. 5 days plus competition. High-performance
- **Mouratoglou ROG Camps (Red, Orange, Green)** Weekends and half-day weeks. Younger players
- **Mouratoglou Adult Camps** Adults. Weekend camps
- **Mouratoglou Tournaments** Weekends. Entered on UTR