If you’re looking for a coach who can help you get the very best out of your tennis, that coach is Juanma Esparcia.
In my experience as a professional player, Juanma was the key person in helping me reach my best ranking. This was no coincidence, but the result of the vast experience he has built up over many years of work and research. He is an outstanding coach, both technically and tactically, with a wide range of tools to maximize a player’s performance.
But my relationship with him goes far beyond results. I have known Juanma since I was a child, and it was during that time that our tennis journey together began. Since then, he has guided me with the right principles to develop and become a professional player. He has the ability to manage every stage of a player’s development, from the very first steps to consolidation at the highest level.
In short, Juanma is one of the best tennis coaches and sports managers at an international level.
A GREAT COACH, but above all, an EVEN BETTER PERSON, for whom I have a very special affection.
Guillermo García López
I share his vision of creating value and transferring the knowledge and experience accumulated throughout our many years in high-performance tennis, and I am certain that any type of collaboration with him would meet the highest standards of quality.
From the very first moment I met Juanma, I was captivated by the closeness, kindness, and generosity with which he shared his knowledge of the world of tennis. I consider him a wise, humble, and passionate person, with an exceptional ability to convey ideas and knowledge. Spending time with him is a continuous learning experience. Without a doubt, he is an inspiring role model for me.
I would like to highlight that I learned a great deal in every sense: technical, tactical, psychological, organizational, and above all, on a personal level. I had finally met someone who loved—and still loves—what he does. In every training session, every conversation, and every piece of advice, he breathed and lived tennis, and above all, he lived to help his players grow both professionally and personally.