The Global Tennis Team academy is led by Jofre Porta, renowned for having had professional links with Carlos Moyá and Rafa Nadal. He is a student and philosopher of tennis, and dedicates a big part of his time and effort researching how tennis players can maximize their potential.

He has been on this journey of tennis for a long time and now can account for, among others, the experience of having accompanied Carlos Moya around the world (no:1 ATP 1999) for five years.

Many players and trainers (coaches) have been interested in his work and have hired his services as a coach. He has educated and shared his  knowledge with many young people. Among some children with talent, for example Carlos Moyá, whom he was with just over ten years or Rafa Nadal whom (together with Toni Nadal) he trained for eight years when he was the director of the Center of Modernization of Balears (EBE).

He has been a captain of the Spanish selection team in the Nations cup  (Dussendolf 2011). He was in the Spanish Tennis Federation’s (la Real Federacion Espanola de Tenis ) groups of competition for three years. He has been a Committee Member of Formation in the Spanish Tennis Federation(RFET), a  Nike adviser for two years, and a professor in the Master’s degree of Tennis at the International University of Valencia. He is a professor of tennis for the RFET, has worked as a sports commentator on IB3 TV and has been technical adviser in companies such as Tennis4theworld, Itusa, Dartfish and many others.

For a few years now he has been traveling the world explaining his methodology, derived from the union of his experiences and knowledge. Many sporting entities have been interested in hiring him, including several national federations and the ITF.  Australia, Mexico, Argentina, Italy, Brazil, Germany, Ireland, Turkey are among the countries where he has been invited to give lectures and workshops.

Currently he is the director of the International Academy Global Tennis Team, where he develops and puts into practice what he has learned by applying his methodology called GlobalSystem.