1 Year As A Tennis Pro Cost Me $$$ !

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Today I break down what I have spent on my tennis over the past year. Over the past 12 months, I have been competing in the Uk and abroad gaining experience in events and also training to improve my game. Let me know in the comments if the total amount shocks you?
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@grantdelmege2724 Год назад

Felix, I just love how commited you are to your tennis journey and how transparent and honest you are in the cost it takes to compete at the level that you're competing at. Not only are your videos fun to watch but they will help and inspire a whole generation of young hopefull tennis players into what it takes to make it as a fulltime tennis professional. Cant wait to watch your progress in 2023 Felix👍

@NexPro-performancetennis Год назад

Yes let’s be honest. Players spent lot of money on tour but because they also go high in expenses. Depending on your budget, but If you choose to train in the top tennis academies (that are business, so it means they take your money very easy and that’s all but u don’t get anything), best centers, top hotels and the list can go on. Of course you’ll spend more money at the beginning

@TymCzasowyJa Год назад

Money. He is doing this for money. Not for the fame. Pitty you.

@NexPro-performancetennis Год назад

@@TymCzasowyJa Read again the paragraph you maybe misunderstood what I meant

@ishi8978 Год назад

This video just shows the immense commitment Felix put in 2022. Keep it up in 2023!

@fryliver4953 Год назад

Only 5 one to one sessions. Not enough

@rebecacyrineu1529 Год назад

thank you for being so open and sharing this with us Felix! I hope the channel keep pushing you forward in 2023!

@krob2327 Год назад

Coming from the uk with all the help people get if he’s not made it yet he never will

@rebecacyrineu1529 Год назад

@@krob2327 says who? stop hating on people who are chasing their dream. you must be a very frustrated person to comment something like that. how about chase your own dreams and stop being annoying?

@krob2327 Год назад

@@rebecacyrineu1529 ok. Keep watching. There’s a reason he isn’t a top pro but this is a nice earner thanks to people like you

@rebecacyrineu1529 Год назад

@@krob2327 I'm happy to watch his videos, doesn't matter his ranking. and I do think he deserves the money because I really like the content he makes. if you don't like it, just stop watching. it's simple.

@MikeSmith-yy1lv Год назад

This is also why tennis needs a players union. The payouts at the lower level are just not enough for the emerging players.

@tomr6955 Год назад

Nah, no one watches them. Top men are already subsidising the women.

@altruismfirst6489 Год назад

Look at what happened to Chardy after jab injury now no ranking at all thanks to ATP following wef agenda 2030.

@mfzoom5401 Год назад

@@altruismfirst6489 Lol

@AbC-df7bq Год назад

Novak is trying, but establishment is stronger

@nickk707 Год назад

You don’t get paid if you don’t create any revenue it’s no difference to the wnba and the majority of womens sport nobody is watching low level tennis or the majority of womens sport.

@Bohhh7 Год назад

Hi im a 13 year old who started Tennis a Couple Months Ago And Your videos Really Help So continue Making Legendary Content

@TENNISHQQ Год назад

Me having played tennis for over a decade recomend you staying patient and continue grinding. It’s extremely hard to give up tennis as it’s one of the hardest sports but as long as you improving at least one thing each practice session you know your on the right track

@Icacer Год назад

I’m surprised to learn that 1on1 is average only $35. Private lessons generally is like $80/hr where i live. Let alone your coach is at a pro level, so im extremely surprised it’s so cheap! Keep up the great work and content! Here’s to a healthy 2023!!!

@thekittencult Год назад

Yeah, I want to know more about this. How does a pro level coach survive on $35 lessons. My local private lessons are $80/hr on a stop watch.

@johnsmith-zf1fd Год назад

@@thekittencult wages are low in the uk, tennis coaches here are lucky if they earn £30 an hour, I can get a lesson with a performance coach for 28 dollars an hour

@tennisbrothers Год назад

It’s probably more like $50 in hindsight but I literally had 0 1-1 sessions so it doesn’t really matter

@ignaciogonzalez7762 Год назад

It gets to the point where the coach isn't going to be teaching you as much as training you. You'll get the occasional correction but you're basically doing physical training and then you hit and hit and hit and hit some more. As good as a coach is and or was he can't work 8 hours a day and then train as much as you to spar and practice with you 1 on 1 so you'll be hitting with sparring partners and other players who are in the same boat as you. I'm guessing there's 2 to 4 other players like him in a lot of his training sessions so multiply the money by 3 or 4 or whatever amount of people are training with him at the time. When you're just starting out you can't really afford a coach's monthly salary to have him all to yourself every day. Obviously it depends on a lot of things, sometimes the coach will just take you out and work on something specific while the rest are in the gym or something. Where do you live by the way? @Icacer

@y2jandy Год назад

$35 is unbelievable. I gotta moved to the UK just for coaching. In Nyc and Hong Kong a private hour costs $80-120usd

@philipwalker1243 Год назад

Mate, as the parent of a tennis kid this is wonderful to see your journey! Thanks for putting a bit of reality into the tennis sphere ! All the very best for 2023

@Ruskieit Год назад

Don't you think if he was good he would ALREADY have his ATP point? He's just a rich guy - nice and good at tennis for a non-pro as much as you want - who's spending his parents money to have fun

@oliverdesouza5741 Год назад

Great camera-work by the way. As you're in recovery mode, how about a full run-down of your racket set-up? Like weight, balance, any-lead, strings, tensions, grip size & type. Does Dunlop match them for you to swing-weight? How often to you restring? I know you did a little review when you choose it, but how about a detailed look for us fans?

@hoerger7341 Год назад

Great idea, that would be very interesting!

@raimbaudmarin Год назад

Don't listen to those jealousing you or complaining abt anything in the comments... You are very talented, as well as extremely devoted in your tennis career and you need to put in the work, that's what makes you different from others! We are here to support you even more in this upcoming year!

@patricklaycock1418 Год назад

It’ll be good when Brekaing Point comes out on Netflix - Hopefully all the new fans of the sport will come across your channel 👍🏻

@OdinsMonkey Год назад

Thanks for breaking it out! Does make me think, why am i spending so much more on lessons/coaching than you as just a 3.5/4.0 adult!

@MStrika1 Год назад

I also thought you would be spending so much more on coaching lessons. How come you have such a low amount?

@williamcatinari7922 Год назад

Felix after every video, you’re motivating to keep on pushing towards my dream of becoming a professional. You’re an inspiration to all and always will be. Love the content mate.

@bigrobsydney Год назад

Genuinely surprised at how low the coaching costs have been. I would have thought the cost would have been quite a bit more. You have done really well; keep it up!

@Dorianl98 Год назад

Hey Felix, been following you for a while. I would like to have your mindset because I really feel bad when I lose to somebody with old racket w/dead and running shoes while claming to never take a lesson in life. Keep up and I hope you get your ATP point(s)!

@maxlife4 Год назад

Don't feel bad. The #1 tennis player in Texas (16U) beats current ATP players at UTR tournament time to time and destroys kids in his age group who spend $3,000.00 per month on private lessons. He never had a tennis lesson. Plays tennis twice a day, roughly 2 hours each session. His dad, who does not play tennis, taught his son by looking at RU-vid video. Can you imagine how other kids (my son included) must feel? hahaha

@rendezvous0000 Год назад

At this rate, you wont need ATP points and just live of the wealth of being a famous tennis player. Well done and I'm keen to follow your further successes

@davidblazquez1376 Год назад

Let's go, I wanna see your improvements this year. Fun fact: your videos keep being one of my favourite listening partd hahaha.

@Alvaro-cs7zs Год назад

Keep it up mate! I'm a Spanish coach working in the UK and I know the struggles of all those expenses. I'll stick around and follow yours dreams!

@-Munditimum- Год назад

Thanks Felix. This was a great video, and thankfully I was way off base regarding the costs. Coaches where I live are at least double the price for advanced level training. Super proud of you for your success so far and surely there is much more left on your road. Cheers! M

@tilmayne9780 Год назад

You deserve all this! Lot’s of success for 2023!🎉🎉🎉

@cameronpgk Год назад

did i see some king's trousers in there??? if u went there then we went to the same school

@zachenroe4715 Год назад

Wow $22k is honestly not that bad for full-time tennis. I feel most costs would be doubled in the US. Would be interested to see how much the number would change if you didn't have sponsors for Equipment since tennis racquets /string can really add up. Would also like to know how much the two weeks MA would've cost, but I'm going to guess that you wouldn't have gone if you didn't have the sponsorship. Excited to see how 2023 goes!

@simply_felix Год назад

Best of luck in 2023 Felix.. Thanks for sharing your story.

@maverick91419 Год назад

Nice video. Hope as you say in 2023 the expenses will be higher., that would be a great sign. Have a good recovery, cant wait to see you in court again!!

@aidantough4348 Год назад

Loved the journey last year, let's hope I love it as much as the last, keep it up in 2023

@kennah619 Год назад

Glad I could be here to support you my man. Keep going!

@tobecrazyinbulgaria Год назад

I really enjoy the content Felix produces and it is great to see what it takes to get just 1 ATP point. But it blows my mind what a difference it makes where you are coming from. Now imagine this journey of the perspective a Eastern European, African or Asian kid, tremendous difference. I mean only without the sponsors, this price will go up at least 25%. And it is not just the price, the quality of products available is ginormous. Also, there are so many tournaments in the UK, so he travels far less than most of young players. Let alone the quality of hitting partners. Having a hit with players like Popyrin and Draper can be so helpful for young players. Players from smaller countries with the same qualities as Felix will stand no chance of becoming a pro. Of course none of that is Felix’ problem, but I am just left wondering why the UK haven’t produced more top 20 players last 20 years. I hope Felix breaks that tendency and gets much more than 1 point in 2023!!!

@giacomorimatori8483 Год назад

I'm very surprised by the training costs. They seem quite low, are you sure they're right? Or maybe you have some benefit being a pro. I play tennis as an amateur, even though I think I spend more then you in training costs 😬 keep up with the good work and good luck for the new season!

@MPTennis Год назад

Keep it up dude. Great vid and best of luck.

@luca-yr4ng Год назад

Hey Felix, it would be also interesting to see what you have earned from youtube. I Know it is Not so much but maybe you could make a Video about it.

@wingsaber629 Год назад

This is awesome breakdown, LOVE IT. It would be SUPER interesting when you are pro in the top 1000 and can still put out these types of videos. Imagine if Federer was this transparent, would love to see how much Federer has made throughout the years down to the penny, his sponsorships, his routine, etc. Keep going!

@DanielHelc Год назад

In Canada average pro coach will run you $50-75 UD per hour. Flight will be more costly as well.

@VL1975 Год назад

I had a dream of being a pro-tennis player when I was a teen. My mother told me to be realistic. That ended that dream. Of course now I see why. Takes alot to support oneself in pro tennis. Guys like Djokovic and Nadal make it look easy. Good luck in the future!

@hampusnemeth0801 Год назад

Keep up the good work in 2023! 👊🏼

@innereyeproductions992 Год назад

Another great and insightful video Felix... can't wait to see what happens next.

@nesan_kaikolar Год назад

All thes best brother, waiting to see you in top 100

@jean-pierreuys1554 Год назад

Great channel to watch. I expected it to cost more. I live in New York a single session with a coach is $90-$125 for an average coach. I was surprised how much more affordable your was at at around $35. Hope the shoulder recovers well. God speed

@bardrichard Год назад

So nice to follow your journey!!! Keep up the good work! Cheers from Sweden!

@mihai6414 Год назад

Congratulations on your journey, Felix. Very surprised to find out you're paying on avg just 35$ a session. I took my first lessons in the UK last year in July and cost me £20 which is roughly $25. And I'm a beginner, just doing it for recreational activity

@donaldcameron8490 Год назад

Great relevant tour information. I am shocked so much on physio (even with injuries) and yet not much on a professional physical trainer.

@59BigWalt Год назад

Thanks In letting us in.

@jamesshelley6478 Год назад

Good luck for 2023! Could u do a video on finding the best racquet for someone? 🎾

@tvtotalforever Год назад

Great video, thanks for the honest breakdown of how hard and costly it is to make it to the top. I wouldnt have the mental strength to keep going when times get rough - you do! Keep it up. On a side note - are you really able to afford all of this through RU-vid/Members and Sponsors alone, or arent you parents also financially involved aswell?

@aidanprentice1807 Год назад

Great year this year felix! I hope for an even better one for you next year!

@Anna-kt3go Год назад

Keep going! I‘m very proud of you Felix!

@flugunfal Год назад

Great video and best of luck for this year.

@leecherlarry Год назад

wishing you better tourni results in 2023, best of luck!

@BenEcho Год назад

Looking forward to see you crush this year dude!

@tennisbrothers Год назад

thanks ben :)

@eugene5689 Год назад

Thanks for sharing your journey!

@laurencehazel7137 Год назад

What a good year felix can't wait for this one

@supermodel2 Год назад

Great video. Extremely informative

@bbalintka Год назад

I would be curious how much revenue you made during these tournaments. Most player who aspire to make a living from tennis, will not have an income from YT. Would be interesting to see what level (like quarter final at an ATP 250) a player needs to reach in order to at least break even playing tennis. Thanks and good luck for 2023!

@zachkamiyama8258 Год назад

He probably can’t cover the entry fees

@randomriot5008 Год назад

He 100% lost a crap ton of money playing the tournaments in Europe. However, he probably made more through RU-vid.

@christianrowbotham9053 Год назад

I doubt he made more from RU-vid he probably lost money this year he has a big RU-vid channel but it’s not big enough to live on

@nguyen925 Год назад

Sheesh, that's a decent amount of change but you need to sacrifice to succeed right ? Love your effort and here's to a positive 2023 :)

@notyourpgainstructor5139 Год назад

Super cool to see you break this down. I have asked myself this question throughout your journey. Thanks for being so open with the financial aspect of your endeavors.

@mythar1 Год назад

First time catching your content. Obviously no idea how well you play. I would have expected coaching to be much more beneficial in your future progress than actually playing tournaments, or at least a more significant proportion.

@ryanmullins7255 Год назад

Content is unrivaled

@grapesgrapes4489 Год назад

Great job!!

@houjeff1361 Год назад

How come the 1:1 coaching is $35 per session? Is this the price in Europe? I live in US, a recreational coach cost $80-$100 per hour.

@madhumeetable Год назад

Honestly you could have saved alot of money on accommodation by not staying at official hotels , in and around the area there are always cheaper options, it's a bit of struggle to find definitely, but it's possible, from 125 dollars a night , u could easily come down to 40$ a night and if u share your room , even cheaper. And also you could save on flights in Europe by planning in advance, which is definitely possible by looking at the entry list where u gonna get in! Mostly the qualies draws are of 48 or 64 , and many tournaments happen simultaneously so u can't go very wrong as to where you are getting in! Also alot of money could be saved on food , if you just carry your own electric induction and buy food from super market and make your own food. It will take a bit of time , but if you want to reduce the cost, then its a good option.

@gouveia305 Год назад

Im impressed on how low is the coach sessions prices in your area. In USA I would pay no less than 120 dollars for a good coach! Did you make money during the tournaments? Did you win any prize?

@willthebeast1879 Год назад

This year let’s get it done 🔥🤞

@joseurbina6219 Год назад

We love you Felix!! Thanks for being so inspiring and entertaining :) Would be great if you could share how much you earned, you talked about sponsorships but I would love to know if you made some money from the tournaments you played. Thanks 😁

@ramonl6637 Год назад

Felix. Thank you for the breakdown of the financial expenses. You should have mentioned if you got any prize money.

@yyou6561 Год назад

Maybe too much of an ask, but it'd be great to see how much you've made in 2022 both in prize money & RU-vid😄

@rodrigomachado3678 Год назад

Keep up the good work!

@SaqibSheikh Год назад

Sponsors are key for this lifestyle

@ruhelahmed3058 Год назад

Brilliant and honest video

@CaptainNEO Год назад

Easier way to collect your first ATP poiny is fly to SEA server and skimming here. Many out of top 500 playing future events

@tessfx8286 Год назад

I want to be a professional player like you can I ask you a question? I'm 15 and I play tennis for 7 years, but I've never went to the gym because I was scared if It was good for a tennis player or not and now I was thinking of going, would you raccomand It? And what exersize should I focus on? Thank you if you can answer me, it would mean a lot. Keep It up with your journey💪

@donna25871 Год назад

Try being an Australian trying to make it on the pro tour.

@federicotown8052 Год назад

All the best in 2023 !

@4ilxn Год назад

Best of luck for 2023

@SingleDorifto Год назад

what a insane content, you're amazing dude.

@Stan-B Год назад

Hi Felix. Thanks for the review and best of luck in 2023. May I know how much prize money did you earn last year at the tournaments?

@hkizzle888 Год назад

Felix, use natural gut to save your arm & elbow ! Would love to see you sail longer!

@simon.schmitt6120 Год назад

Nice Video , really Love it

@SpoonyMartin95 Год назад

you are a beast mate¡¡¡¡ keep going

@JamJama-fr2xl Год назад

Hey Felix, you are trying to achieve something impossible just like my 13 years old son who has been schooling and training in Europe for the past 6 months. Didn't realize how difficult and impossible this gig is.The question I have for you is what was the total restringing your racquet cost for the 12 months or do you re-string your own and how often do you break your strings. My son has been sponsored by HEAD since he was 11 years old, who like you gets free racquets and strings. He has always hit the ball hard as 16 to 17 year olds boys.When he was training in Australia he would break his strings every 1 to 2 weeks and now in Europe he is breaking his strings every 1 to 2 days as he has started to hit the ball even harder and more cleaner. Its now costing me 12 Euro to restring each time plus 8 Euro for packet of 3 grips which lasts 1 week, Is this normal.He is inspired by you and has asked me if he can have youtube channel like you to document his tennis Journey but I am not so keen and have said no. I just want him to focus on getting better and improving himself instead.

@jfskyberillenadalito Год назад

Nice video brother keep it up with your new team....Jules Marie spent even more

@jamescollieson4726 Год назад

How about trying to play college tennis in the U? Is your UTR over 13? You would develop faster that way in the next two years.

@mchaseross13 Год назад

This is exactly why the college tennis route in the USA makes a lot of sense. The costs you would incur on almost all of these categories would be zero, and the NIL program allows you to continue to make money from your likeness. That means you could keep the RU-vid channel monetized. NCAA tennis programs are fantastic and have put out many top 100 players over the years.

@hubertgorycki9372 Год назад

Felix, when can we expect your first tournament this year?

@FraNkcn Год назад

LFG FELIX! GOD BLESS!

@jaskaransingh0304 Год назад

Awesome! Wish you the best

@precha Год назад

Hi felix what strings are you using in your cx 200? I use the same racket and wanted to try something new. Cheers

@grantmishler4337 Год назад

i cannot wait to get to watch you on TV someday

@RandallEike Год назад

Did you win any prize money? It would be interesting to know at what ranking you think you need to get to in order to break even and eventually take some money home.

@andriimuzychuk711 Год назад

I'm shocked how few 1-to-1 sessions a professional tennis player had. Me as an amatour player try to have an hour session each week with a coach to improve different aspects of my game. One session costs me $40 (coach + court; indoor, Belarus).

@servingaces Год назад

Very interesting to see how much a pro player has to pay. Nice to see :)

@pavel2545 Год назад

Thank you for the video

@petroalex7471 Год назад

Have you thought about playing any tournaments in Tunisia or Egypt? I’ve heard they are cheaper?

@tennisbrothers Год назад

i have thought about it and might in 2023 however i have also heard some not so nice experiences from people going to those events

@sludge86 Год назад

So cool to see that. Tbh, it wasn’t as much as I was expecting. 👍

@Lamkins._. Год назад

not sure if I missed it or not but have u made any money this year from tournaments?

@rhyscole5985 Год назад

Ayeeee well done lad

@proxy7874 Год назад

Im on my way to save up approx 500,000 for my future son/daughter's tennis carrer { if he/she wishes to take it up }. I couldnt compete professionally because of my financial situations but i wont let my kids down. Thnq felix for your transperancy, i wish you the best of luck !!

@antoinewinistorfer9577 Год назад

Hello Felix I have another question regarding the trainings at Moratoglou Academy. How much money did you pay for these trainings and how many days were you there?