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We have teamed up with Ruben Spaargaren for almost a decade to help him achieve his goal of becoming the world’s number one wheelchair tennis player. He is currently ranked in the top ten in the world and is on his way to securing a permanent position in the top five.
Ruben encountered wheelchair tennis in 2010, when he was eleven years old. He had become disabled shortly before that, which meant he ended up in a wheelchair. After training with the Wheelchair Tennis Foundation for about four years, Ruben was selected for the national team and is member of the Dutch selection from 2014. Ruben has been the number one player in the Netherlands for several years now, both in doubles and singles.
COACHING
In the run-up to the Los Angeles Olympics, our coaching focuses on mental strength to make Ruben as strong as possible on the tennis court. After all, top athletes are just like top professionals — it's not just about technique and skills, but also about being mentally ready for top performances.
BUSINESS
As well as providing mental coaching, we also support Ruben with his sponsorship programme and the business side of his development. This enables him to focus more on tennis and worry less about the other aspects of being a top athlete.
By spending more time with Ruben, we can build a relationship based on mutual trust. This enables him to develop step by step, and we can look forward to the Olympic Games in Paris with confidence.
Currently, Ruben is developing in many areas. His current focus is on the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.