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Game, Set, AVARI: Manila’s New Indoor Tennis Studio Is Ready To Rally

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Looking for a place to play tennis in Manila? AVARI Tennis Studio brings indoor courts, tennis simulators, expert coaching, and customizable training to The Podium.

Tennis is having a moment in Manila. As more Filipinos pick up a racket and discover the sport, AVARI Tennis Studio arrives with a timely answer to one of the biggest challenges of playing regularly: finding the court, as well as finding the right time and weather to actually get on one. Launched during Manila’s rainy season, AVARI is the Philippines’ first indoor tennis simulation studio, bringing three enclosed courts to the fifth floor of The Podium Mall in Mandaluyong.

Founded by entrepreneur cousins and tennis enthusiasts Abby Frias Teotico and Anton Bernal, the studio was created to make training more accessible while giving players a more engaging way to practice, whether they’re holding a racket for the first time or preparing for competition.

AVARI Tennis Studio

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A Smarter Way To Practice With AVARI Tennis Studio At The Podium

The highlight when you visit AVARI is its tennis simulators, sourced from South Korea, where around 200 of the machines have been supplied across Asia. Each of the studio’s three courts is enclosed in 12mm tempered glass, while its flooring uses tournament-grade paint calibrated to simulate an actual court.

The technology gives every session a little more to work with. Sensors track ball speed, spin, shot placement, consistency, and match performance, with statistics provided after each training mode. Players can customize their sessions according to their skill level, train in doubles with two players on a court, or turn practice into a game through Arcade Mode, which challenges players to hit interactive cartoon targets on screen. Younger players can also adjust the difficulty for a slower-paced introduction to the sport.

AVARI indoor tennis
AVARI indoor tennis

For players looking to take their game further, AVARI also offers coaching and training programs led by business partner and coaching director Roland Kraut, a former Philippine Davis Cup coach and current head of the De La Salle University UAAP Tennis program. Racket rentals, demo options from different brands and models, and training aids such as the Saber Racket and Topspin Pro are also available.

Step Into the Court

AVARI was built around a simple goal: give more people a reason and place to play. By bringing training, technology, coaching, and community together under one roof, the studio hopes to make tennis easier to fit into Manila life—and more fun to stick with.

AVARI Tennis Studio is located on Level 5 of The Podium Mall, Ortigas Center, Mandaluyong City. For more information, follow Avari Tennis Studio on Instagram.


Photos courtesy of AVARI


Frequently Asked Questions

AVARI Tennis Studio is the Philippines’ first indoor tennis simulation studio. It has three enclosed courts with tennis simulators designed for both training and play, allowing beginners and competitive players to practice indoors.

AVARI Tennis Studio is located on Level 5 of The Podium Mall in Ortigas Center, Mandaluyong City.

AVARI is designed for players of different skill levels, from complete beginners to competitive athletes. Its customizable training modes also allow players to adjust their sessions according to their level.

Players can use the tennis simulators for customizable training, doubles sessions, and Arcade Mode. The simulators track ball speed, spin, shot placement, and consistency, while AVARI also offers coaching, racket rentals and demos, and training aids.

Yes. AVARI offers coaching and training programs led by business partner and coaching director Roland Kraut, a former Philippine Davis Cup coach and the current head of the De La Salle University UAAP Tennis program.

Mj Calayan

Mj Calayan

Writer

MJ Calayan is a writer in Lifestyle Asia with an affinity for stories in the intersection between fashion, pop culture, and sociology. After graduating summa cum laude from De La Salle University with a degree in AB Behavioral Science Major in Organizational and Social Systems Development Minor in Sociology, he took a leap of faith and landed his first job in the publishing industry. As a writer, his goal is to amplify voices and reveal untold stories. He’s currently in law school, balancing his Andy Sachs and Elle Woods life.

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