- GPTCA Board member.

 

- Uncle and Coach of Rafael Nadal 1990-2017), his mentor, strategist and emotional anchor.

 

- 17 Grand Slam titles, 46 ATP singles career titles, Olympic gold medalist (Beijing 2008).

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- Head of Rafa Nadal Academy.

 

- International speaker and author.

- President of the Association of world high level tennis coaches “Global Professional Tennis Coach Association” founded in New York in 2010, during the US Open.

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- Member, as an International Coach of the Coach Association of the ATP (Professional Tennis Association), the most important international organization in the world of professional tennis coaching.

  

- Tennis coach of Janko Tipsarevic, Marc Rosset, Rainer Schuettler, Adrian Voinea, Hicham Arazi, Harim Alami, Damir Dzumhur

- ATP / WTA Coach. 

- ⁠Former Coach of Gael Monfils, Borna Coric, Coco Gauff, Matt Ebden, Radu Albot and others. 
 

- ⁠Former National Head Coach for Tennis Australia. 
 

- ⁠Former ATP Coach Committee member

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- International Development Tennis expert and leader.

- He authored 11 books on different tennis areas.
 

- Has directed National Development Programs for Federations and Tennis Projects in several countries like: Argentina, México, Brazil, New Zealand, USA and others.
 

- GPTCA President for Argentina, Chile & México.
 

- From his developments programs, players have achieved 16 junior GS and being ATP/WTA top 100.
 

-  Segal Institute Founder & CEO

-  World Tennis Conference Creator/Director

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-  He leads the GPTCA | ATP Certified Coursed high-performance project with the support of the RSPA, bringing top coaches to the best events, Empowering changes in coaching tennis.

- Turkey Davis Cup Captain for 4 years.

 

- Slovakian Davis Cup Captain for 2 years.

 

- Worked with Martin Klizan for 2 years.

 

- He is one of only three players in history to hold a positive win-loss record against Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, along with Novak Djokovic and Alex Corretja.

 

- Hrbaty, whose best Grand Slam result was a run to the semi-finals at Roland Garros in 1999, won six ATP Tour titles and led his nation to the Davis Cup final in 2005. He holds the record for most singles wins (28) and most ties played (26) for Slovakia in the Davis Cup.

•He has been working at every level for the better part of 28 years and has been fortunate to work all over the world.

•He is currently the CEO of Tennis and Director of Coaching at Centercourt Tennis Academy.

•Holds a Sports Science Degree majoring in Biomechanics and with Post Graduate degrees in Secondary Education, Physical Education, and Science.

•Has had developed Top National, College, Grand Slam, Fed, and Davis Cup athletes along with World Number 1 ITF Junior Athletes.

 

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