Young Canadian Tennis Player

I have been playing tennis since i was 8 and at that time i was already years behind many kids in the world. Cause of canada's harsh long winters tennis is not encouraged to many canadians. I go to tournaments and probably 70% of the players do not have english as a first language. Most of them are eastern europeans with parents have pushed them to play since they were 3. I have made friends with some of them and they all say they don't enjoy playing anymore but they want to please there parents. I feel bad for these kids because they don't have much of a choice if they dont want to almost be disowned by there parents. These kids are rich and can afford to play all the time. I can't do that my parents have supported me the best that they can. They cant afford to pay court fees every day for 5 hours like kids i have to compete against. They can practice all the time and many of them have their own personell tennis courts. I have to go to barrie anytime i want to play indoors in the winter. My coach is great but then again i am not his only student by far he has 20 or 30 kids he is coaching. Most of the kids i am playing have their own personell coaches that are paid by there parents to take them to all the tournament and strategize how to beat players like me. I want to be a professional one day but it will take alot of hard work and training and just hoping that i have the talent to make it. How am i suppose to compete with these kids? I will have to just train harder then they can even imagine. If i do that then maybe i can get on the professionall tour and make some major noise. It may mean moving to montreal to be at the national training centre. If that is what it takes i will do it. I am very close to a scholorship in the states so i can have my own coach and get my education paid for and that would be amazing! It is going to be an uphill battle but i am will to do it and fight every disadvantage i have to overcome there advantages. - Struggling Canadian Tennis Player