National Tennis Centre (Canada)

The National Tennis Centre (NTC) presented by Rogers, located in Montreal, Quebec, is the primary high-performance training facility for Tennis Canada. It serves as the central hub for developing Canada's elite junior and professional tennis players.

The NTC provides a comprehensive training environment encompassing coaching, physical conditioning, sports science, and mental performance development. Players selected for the program receive personalized training plans designed to maximize their potential on the international stage.

The facility boasts a variety of court surfaces, including indoor and outdoor hard courts and clay courts, allowing players to train in conditions similar to those encountered at major tournaments around the world. In addition to tennis courts, the centre typically includes fitness areas, physiotherapy facilities, and classrooms.

The program is overseen by Tennis Canada's high-performance team, which consists of experienced coaches, trainers, and support staff. The NTC aims to identify, nurture, and support young talent, guiding them towards achieving success at the highest levels of professional tennis, including Grand Slam tournaments and the Olympics. The program is funded through a combination of Tennis Canada's resources, government support, and corporate sponsorship.