Meet
Sandra (Martinović) Muga
A Visionary in Tennis Management
A former professional tennis player with over a decade of international competition, has transformed her passion and dedication into a successful coaching career.
Sandra (Martinović) Muga
Former Tennis Player
Having mentored
and coached professional international circuit players in Switzerland, Italy, and France, as well as upcoming players at the National Swiss Tennis Academy, Sandra brings a wealth of experience and success to her coaching.
Committed to player development and career success, Sandra’s mission is to create a nurturing and high performance environment for aspiring tennis players.
Professional Career Record
- Singles Titles: 13 ITF
- Doubles Titles: 11 ITF
- Singles Ranking: No. 187 WTA (July 28, 2008)
- Doubles Ranking: No. 199 WTA (April 28, 2008)
- Grand Slam Singles:
• French Open: Q3 (2008)
• Wimbledon: Q1 (2008)
• US Open: Q1 (2008 - Fed Cup BiH Team 2007-2010 Seeded no. 1 (82% victory record own matches).
- Club Championships 2000-2010 Highest Leagues Austria/CH/Italy/Germany
• 79% victory record own matches
• 5 times Champions
Career Highlights
- Won her first WTA ranking points at age 17.
- Acknowledged as “one of the most successful players” on the European circuit by
the ITF and Tennis Europe in 2006.
Sandra (Martinović) Muga
Professional COACHING Record
- 2019-24 coaching and mothering her two children.
- 2016-19 Head Coach to Lara Michel (No. 285 WTA &
ITF singles No. 146). - 2014-15 Head Coach to Romina Oprandi (career high
No. 32 WTA). - 2012-14 Coach and Mentor at Swiss Tennis Academy,
Biel, Switzerland.
Education and Qualifications
- Certification in Professional Tennis Coaching from the
German Tennis Association. - Courses in Sports Psychology, Nutrition, and Injury
Prevention.
Comprehensive Development Programme
- Understanding Player’s needs.
- Fostering Player’s Growth.
- Confidence building.
- Constructive feedback.
- Clear communication.
- Applying bespoke methodologies.
- Technical.
- Tactical.
- Mental Conditioning.
- Active Injury Prevention Planning.
- Using KPIs to measure ongoing performance.
- Career Management.
- Marketing & Endorsement Strategies
- Development Plans
BEYOND BASELINE
PROPOSITION FOR FOSTERING A COMMUNITY OF TENNIS EXCELLENCE
P.L.A.Y.E.R.
Development Tennis Management programmes for “qualifiable” Juniors who want to pursue the professional circuit or seek University sport scholarship access.
- Precision – Hone your technique to ensure accurate and powerful shots.
- Learning – Continuous improvement through feedback and practice.
- Adaptation – Flexibility to adjust strategies mid-game.
- Yield – Optimize efforts to achieve maximum performance.
- Evaluation – Monitor and analyse performance using KPIs.
- Resilience – Build mental toughness to overcome challenges.
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P.L.A.Y.
Progression Tennis programmes for Recreational Players seeking to improve their game for better enjoyment or for the thrill of competition.
- P : Practice – Emphasize the importance of regular practice to improve skills and enjoy the game more.
- L : Learning – Continually learn new techniques and strategies to keep the game exciting and challenging.
- A : Agility – Work on agility and footwork to improve overall
performance and make the game more dynamic. - Y : Your Serve – Focus on improving serves, as a strong serve sets the
tone for the game and can be a fun aspect to master.
IF INTERESTED EMAIL US ON ADMIN@BEYONDBASELINE.PRO , WASAP US ON +6281110016109 PROVIDING ;
Personal Information
- Full Name
- Date of Birth
- Gender
- Contact Information (Email, Phone Number)
- Address (City, State, Country).
Tennis Background
- Playing Level (Professional Junior, Recreational)
- Years of Experience
- Coaches/Training Centers (Past and Present)
- Tournament Participation and Results (Professionals)
- Fitness Level (Endurance, Strength, Flexibility)
- Injury History.
Goals and Preferences
- Short-term Goals (Skill Improvement, Tournament
Participation) - Long-term Goals (Professional Career, Recreational
Enjoyment) - Favourite Drills/Exercises
- Preferred Training Times
Recreational Players Specifics
- Frequency of Play (Weekly, Monthly)
- Participation in Recreational Leagues or Clubs
- Preferred Game Format (Singles, Doubles)
- Motivation for Playing (Fitness, Social, Competition.
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