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Hire a physiotherapist to speed up injury healing and trainers to boost development efficiency.
Navigating the "debt trap" where you can't afford the trainers needed to win big, creating a realistic but punishing cycle. 3D vs. Text Sim:
You build a tennis school. You can hire multiple coaches, manage up to 4 players simultaneously, and build infrastructure. This mode offers a longer, more sustainable gameplay experience. Player Creation and Selection
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Don't play every week. Playing 3–4 weeks in a row without a break will kill your stamina, leading to terrible performance and high injury risk.
Always check court speed variables. A player with flat, powerful groundstrokes and a massive serve will excel on grass and fast indoor hardcourts, but fail miserably on slow, gritty clay.
As your player's manager, it's your job to ensure they're performing at their best. Here are some key areas to focus on:
Push physical fitness up to 90% workload. Focus heavily on Stamina and Strength.
As your academy grows, reinvest your profits into staff and facilities to accelerate player growth.
Prioritize Service and Specialties that offer training bonuses. Starting as a junior is recommended for beginners as it allows for a slower learning curve and more time to build potential.
Focus on Speed and Stamina early. If you can’t reach the ball, your shot power doesn't matter.
: Focus on rally consistency, service power, and volleying.
