Trusted by competitive juniors and committed adults from more than 10 countries.
From the Grand Slams to Boca Raton Florida; JSTA by Joao Silverio delivers elite coaching for players who expect more from their game.
Whether your child is pursuing high-performance tennis or you’re ready to develop your own game with purpose, you’ll find world-class guidance built on ATP and ITF experience.
Each session is intense, precise, and high-quality; a detail-driven methodology designed to generate real progress. Clear, actionable insights that feel easy to understand, easy to apply, and impossible to forget.
Former Top Portuguese junior, ATP-level travel coach, and high-performance academy leader with 15+ years of international experience
Joao Silverio is an elite high-performance tennis coach from Portugal, known for developing competitive juniors and professional players with a clear, structured methodology built on precision, identity, and long-term development.
A former No.1 junior in Portugal and national team player, Joao competed in ATP and ITF Pro events before transitioning into professional coaching, where he traveled on tour and worked with athletes competing in Grand Slams and the Olympics.
Over the last decade, he has led high performance programs across Europe and Asia; including China’s Olympic Sports Center guiding athletes to NCAA scholarships, ITF rankings, and national titles.
Joao now brings his global expertise, technical mastery, and performance-driven approach to Boca Raton; South Florida, training juniors and adults who seek real, measurable progress under world-class guidance. He holds an EB-1 Green Card for Extraordinary Ability, recognizing his achievements in coaching and player development.
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Our training blends technical mastery, emotional resilience, tactical intelligence, and structured development, because real progress comes from a complete approach.
