Elite Camp
What we offer
Develop your entire game! Shot production, skill refinement, decision-making, shot selection, mental and emotional approach. Let the Elite team prepare you for USTA tournaments, middle and high school teams and college prep.
Programs
Level 1
10 & 11 Years Old
Build a strong foundation of footwork and stroke production – groundstrokes, volley, and serve.
Level 2
12 & 13 Years Old
Advance foundational strokes with emphasis on consistency – Introduce point play.
Level 3
Middle School
Improve player’s game with placement and spin. Emphasis on shot selection during point play
Level 4
High School
Preparing for the school team and tournament play, advanced drills, footwork, decision-making, and match play.
Level 5
Tournament and College Prep
For experienced high school and tournament players – Focus on strategy and decision-making. Expand player’s shot repertoire, physical fitness, build UTR and tennis maturity.
Pros
Our team has worked across the country in elite academies with top-flight players – now is your chance to learn from them and train with them.
Will Choy
Will Choy is the managing director of the Elite Tennis Group. Will played college tennis at NYU and began training as a teaching professional in various clubs in NYC. After taking a leave from tennis to pursue a legal and business career, Will returned to teaching at Magarity Tennis Club in Flourtown where he’s spent the last 15 years. During his time at Magarity, Will has developed dozens of highly ranked USTA high school and college players. Additionally, Will has trained numerous teaching professionals who have gone on to work in the area’s renowned country clubs.
Paloma Escobedo
Paloma Escobedo is one of our Guest Professionals and player mentor. Paloma was a top-ranked junior in Southern California before relocating her training to the John Newcombe Academy in Texas, where she developed into a blue-chip recruit. Paloma accepted a full tennis scholarship from Ohio State University, where she played #1 singles and doubles and earned MVP honors in 2010. After graduation, Paloma competed in professional tournaments on the WTA Challenger circuit. What makes Paloma an outstanding teaching professional are her skills, experience, and desire to mentor young players.
Abby Caddick
Abby Caddick grew up competing and training in the Philadelphia area and went on to play at Methodist University where she was voted team captain and earned all conference honors. Abby graduated with a double major in mathematics and computer science with a minor in professional tennis management. She is certified as a teaching professional by the USPTA and PTR and certified as a USTA official and master racquet technician by the USRSA. Abby has been playing tennis as long as she can remember and has a real passion for the game. She loves teaching and watching players progress.
