Carlos Berlocq Returns to Coach Argentina’s Future Tennis Stars at AAT Youth Camp

Former professional tennis player Carlos Berlocq has returned to the heart of Argentine tennis development, this time as a coach. The Chascomús native was part of the coaching team for a new National Concentration for Under-10 and Under-12 players organized by the Argentine Tennis Association (AAT) at the CeNARD in Buenos Aires. Over four days, Berlocq worked with the young prospects, sharing the experience gained from a career that saw him reach world No. 37 in singles and claim two ATP titles. His presence underscores the AAT’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of Argentine talent. The concentration, which brought together promising young players from across the country, is part of a broader effort to strengthen the nation’s tennis pipeline. Berlocq’s involvement adds a familiar, accomplished figure to the coaching roster, providing invaluable firsthand knowledge to the sport’s future stars.

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