As a former professional tennis player from New Caledonia, Ana Pain embarked on a remarkable journey in the world of tennis at the tender age of 13. Rising to international acclaim, Ana Pain achieved impressive rankings of ITF 60 and WTA 700, securing a notable victory against a WTA 300 player. A seasoned competitor, she participated in prestigious tournaments such as the Australian Open and French Open Juniors, reaching the quarterfinals in doubles at the French Open in 2011. During the period from 2010 to 2013, she held the #5 ranking as a National Player and was an integral part of the French National Training Base. Representing France at the World Championship in 2012, she showcased exceptional skills on the court. Additionally, Ana Pain contributed to Barry University's DII National Championship victories in 2014 and 2017. 

 

Coach Ana provides personalized training plans for students of all ages and skill levels. She emphasizes high-performance technical fundamentals, tailoring exercise regimens to individual athlete needs. Private lessons, group classes, and tournaments are conducted to enhance students' technique and strategy. Coach Ana also focuses on holistic player development, offering guidance on physical conditioning, mental resilience, and the importance of restful sleep and healthy eating.

 

Since joining Slice Girls Tennis Club, Coach Ana brings a wealth of experience, knowledge, and a passion for tennis to our members. With a dedication to player development, she fosters a positive and holistic approach to the game, guiding athletes towards their full potential on and off the court.