The Kazakhstan Tennis Federation is responsible for promoting and developing tennis in Kazakhstan. It is a member of the Asian Tennis Federation and International Tennis Federation. It has built new tennis centers in regional centers across Kazakhstan in the last 8 years to improve training facilities. It now focuses on creating a high quality training process. It organizes a variety of junior, futures, challenger, and national tournaments. It has initiatives to develop junior tennis that has increased youth participation from 1840 to over 2800 players aged 10 and under to 14 and under. It also implements an education, training and certification program for coaches.

1. Kazakhstan Tennis Federation

2. Kazakhstan Tennis Federation
Kazakhstan Tennis Federation is a public organization responsible for the promotion
and development of tennis in Kazakhstan. Tennis Federation of Kazakhstan is an
authorized representative of the Republic in the development of cooperation with
international tennis organizations and federations with similar foreign countries. The
Federation is a member of the Asian Tennis Federation and the International Tennis
Federation.
A few years ago KTF did not have enough tennis courts to have a complete and high-
quality training process, so the work was carried out over the popularity and attracting
more children to tennis. As a result, in groups of initial training was attended by a
large number of atypical to play tennis. Now the situation has changed dramatically,
and with the support of Tennis Federation over the past 8 years in all regional centers
of the Republic of Kazakhstan tennis centers have been built, with the exception of
North Kazakhstan region (in 2015 built the tennis center in Aktau and Kostanay, this
year planned to open in Atyrau).
The development of tennis in Kazakhstan reached the highest standards and now the
Tennis Federation of Kazakhstan is making every effort to create a better quality of the
training process.

3. Kazakhstan Tennis Federation
Tournament structure for the benefit
of its players

4. Tournament structure for the benefit of
its players
- Number of tournaments
- WC exchange
- Money grants
- 50% of entry fee for local players

5. ITF Pro Curcuit Futures/Women’s - 9 weeks
ITF Juniors 18&under – 5 weeks
ATF Juniors Series 14&under – 5 weeks
ATP Challenger – 2 weeks
KTT Masters – 18 weeks
KTT Gold – 13 weeks
KTT Team Series 12/14&under – 2 weeks

6. KTT Team Series 12/14&under
Astana city

7. KTT Team Series 12/14&under
Astana city

8. Kazakhstan Tennis Federation
Junior Tennis Initiative

9. Amount of players in Kazakhstan
Players registered:
- 10&under – 1840 players registered
- 12&under – 426 players registered
- 14&under – 563 players registered
Number of clubs involved: 21 from 16 cities
Number of primary schools and kindergartens:
50 from 5 cities
Coaches: 50

10. Kazakhstan Tennis Federation
National program of education,
training and certification of coaches

11. Seminar themes
• The role of the coach, personal qualities of the coach (theory);
• Tennis 10&under (theory and practice), the rules of the competition (the
theory), the organization of the event (practice);
• Teaching Methodology (theory and practice);
• Technics and biomechanics (theory and practice);
• Mental training in tennis (theory);
• Physical training (theory and practice);
• Methods of detecting errors and correcting them (theory and practice);
• Planning of the training process (theory);
• The basic structure of training (theory and practice)

12. Seminar in Astana

13. Seminar in Almaty

14. Other cities

15. Final results in 2015
• Number of seminars – 8 (already 6 in
2016)
• Number of participants - 220
• National Level 2 - 67
• National tennis Instructor - 51
• National mini-tennis instructor - 57
• Not passed - 45