Karotrition LLC

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My name is Karolina Snita, and I am from Poland. I started my tennis career in Poland when I was 9 years old. At 16, I started playing professional tournaments, which led me to be ranked on the WTA list. Unfortunately, due to experiencing a severe injury, I needed to take a step back from a professional career. I decided to accept a scholarship from a Division I school in the United States.
As a freshman in D1, I contributed to winning a conference title and reaching the highest-ranking University of Louisiana Monroe has been in the history of its program. After transferring to Nova Southeastern University, although we did not win a conference, we came close every year and finished ranked number 2 in the nation. While in college, I had two seasons when I was undefeated in singles, playing one of the top positions in the line-up. During that time, I also found my passion for teaching the sport. While I started to make a little money on the side, I fell in love with passing my knowledge to the upcoming generation and watching them blossom and grow into exceptional players. While being a professional athlete, I realized how nutrition played a significant role in my everyday athletic performance, recovery, mental health, and overall well-being. I decided to combine both passions - sport and nutrition. I graduated from Nova Southeastern University with a Master of Science (M.S.) in Nutrition with a professional practice concentration. Currently, I work at a private clinic that helps patients overcome eating disorders. I am passionate about what I do and eager to improve people's quality of life.

My name is Denzel el Hage. I'm from a small island called Bonaire, where I learned to play and fell in love with tennis. I have 20+ years of tennis experience and coached for the past six years. Although
I enjoyed competing at a high level, I have discovered a love for coaching. I started my coaching career as an assistant coach at the University of Louisiana at Monroe (Division I). I worked with players to improve their physical, mental, and tennis knowledge. I helped the ULM team finish with a positive record in my time there. Unfortunately, we lost in the conference's semifinals, but those years were pivotal to my coaching development. It taught me a lot of essential lessons, and being around what was a great team and great players was a fun experience. Ever since moving to Florida, I have worked primarily with juniors and some adults. Teaching up-and-coming tennis players has been an amazing experience. It is entirely different than college tennis but just as satisfying. I love that I can be part of the player's development and watch them grow as individuals, not just in tennis but as a person.

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