Last update: August 28, 2026
Good to Great Tennis Academy is a high-performance tennis academy based in Danderyd, near Stockholm, Sweden. Founded by former professional players Magnus Norman, Nicklas Kulti and Mikael Tillström, the academy focuses on individualized, long-term player development and provides a complete training environment for ambitious junior and professional players.
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Stockholm, Sweden — a leading Scandinavian tennis environment with access to national and international competition.
High-performance tennis academy focused on the development of ambitious junior and professional players.
Competitive juniors, international junior players, aspiring professionals, and professional players.
Full-time development programs, intensive training, competitive preparation, and shorter training camps.
Training opportunities on both clay and hard courts, supporting preparation for different tournament surfaces.
The academy welcomes players from Sweden and abroad within an international high-performance training environment.
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About the Academy
Good to Great Tennis Academy is a high-performance tennis academy in Stockholm, Sweden, focused on the long-term development of ambitious junior and professional players.
Its approach combines on-court training with physical preparation, match play, mental development, and individualized coaching. The objective is to create a structured performance environment in which players can progressively develop the technical, tactical, physical, and mental skills required for high-level competition.
Training Philosophy
Good to Great Tennis Academy follows a holistic approach to player development, combining technical, tactical, physical, and mental preparation with individualized planning.
Training focuses on developing efficient technique and building a reliable game adapted to each player’s individual characteristics.
Players work on decision-making, point construction, match strategy, and adapting their game to different opponents and competitive situations.
Strength and conditioning support movement, endurance, athletic development, and the physical demands of competitive tennis.
Mental training supports concentration, confidence, resilience, competitive discipline, and the ability to perform under pressure.
Player development is structured around individual needs, objectives, and progression, with training adapted to each stage of the competitive pathway.
The objective is to develop complete players through a structured, long-term process that prepares them progressively for higher levels of competition.
Facilities
Good to Great Tennis Academy is based at Norion Bank Arena, a comprehensive training facility combining tennis courts, physical preparation, medical and recovery services, and on-site accommodation.
The facility includes 7 indoor GreenSet® hard courts, 1 outdoor GreenSet® hard court, and 5 outdoor TEGRA clay courts.
A 350 m² functional gym supports strength and conditioning, athletic development, personal training, and physical preparation.
Players have access to fitness coaches, treatments, sports massage, injury management, medical support, and rehabilitation services.
Full-board accommodation is available directly at the arena, with 21 double rooms and breakfast, lunch, and dinner options for resident players.
The arena also includes a players lounge, restaurant and café, tennis shop, and professional racket-stringing service.
Location & Travel
Good to Great Tennis Academy is located at Norion Bank Arena in Danderyd, just north of Stockholm, Sweden. The academy provides a convenient training base for both Swedish and international players.
Stockholm Arlanda Airport is approximately 25 minutes away by car, with taxi recommended by the academy for airport transfers. Players and visitors can also reach the facility by train, with Enebyberg station located around a 10-minute walk from the arena.
With tennis courts, gym, sports clinic, restaurant, and accommodation available at the same facility, players attending residential programs can train and live within the academy environment.
Why Choose Good to Great Tennis Academy
Good to Great Tennis Academy combines a high-performance training environment with individualized development and a long-term approach to competitive tennis.
Located in Stockholm, the academy provides players with a Scandinavian training base and access to competitive opportunities across Sweden and Europe.
Players train in a performance-focused environment designed for ambitious juniors and professionals seeking to develop their game.
The academy emphasizes progressive player development rather than focusing exclusively on short-term results.
Swedish and international players can train within the same competitive environment and gain experience alongside players from different backgrounds.
Tennis training is combined with physical preparation, tactical development, and mental performance as part of an integrated approach.
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FAQ – Good to Great Tennis Academy
Where is Good to Great Tennis Academy located?
Good to Great Tennis Academy is located at Norion Bank Arena in Danderyd, just north of Stockholm, Sweden. Stockholm Arlanda Airport is approximately 25 minutes away by car.
Does Good to Great Tennis Academy accept international players?
Yes. Good to Great welcomes players from different countries, and both English and Swedish are spoken at the academy. Applications are evaluated individually according to factors including age, playing level, available places, and the program requested.
Does Good to Great Tennis Academy offer accommodation?
Yes. Full-board accommodation is available directly at Norion Bank Arena. The facility has 21 double rooms, while breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available through the academy’s restaurant.
Can players combine tennis training with school?
Good to Great does not operate an integrated school program. Players are responsible for their own individual school schedule, while the academy provides on-site tutoring support to help players manage their studies alongside tennis training.
What does a typical training day at Good to Great look like?
A typical academy day includes two 1.5-hour tennis sessions and one hour of fitness training. Training is generally organized with one to three players per court and coach.
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