National talent camps, under-10 and under-12 (Concentración Nacional de Tecnificación)

at Centro Nacional de Alto Rendimiento Deportivo, Buenos Aires.

Who it is for: kids under 10 and under 12, by call-up only: the Argentine Tennis Association picks the best-ranked players
Who gets in: By invitation: the AAT technical department (DeTA) calls up the best-ranked players of each age from across the country
When: a few camps a year, 3 to 4 days (May 22–24 and July 2026)
Apply by: No application; players are called up
Price: Not published by the academy
Included: Court sessions, physical, postural and serve-biomechanics tests, workshops; families take part in a talk
Time on court: 3 to 4 days of court training, fitness and physical tests, biomechanics, nutrition and psychology workshops
Note: Run by the Argentine Tennis Association (AAT); players stay in the CeNARD hotel
Where: Padre Canavery, C1429BMC Buenos Aires
Checked: Oct 15, 2026

Other programmes at Centro Nacional de Alto Rendimiento Deportivo

Sports scholarship with school and residence (Beca de Desarrollo Deportivo en la Escuela Media): boarding + school, teenagers in individual sports such as tennis, nominated by their national federation
AAT development school at CeNARD (Escuela de desarrollo): juniors 12 to 18, the best in the country by AAT selection (players up to 23 also included)
Wheelchair tennis school (Escuela de tenis adaptado AATA): kids and adults with a motor disability, open to everyone; no sports wheelchair needed
Wheelchair tennis national junior camps (Concentración Nacional Junior AATA): juniors in wheelchair tennis, by call-up from the adapted tennis association
Standing adaptive tennis (Tenis Adaptado de Pie): kids and adults with a disability who play standing: amputees, Down syndrome, short stature, reduced mobility

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