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All good info. Just to add to that, it really pays to be patient and wait until you're ready to graduate from each level.
** Juniors for as long as you can.
** Amateurs, futures, challengers until you are no longer eligible for each.
Doing it that way, you'll go farther in those tournaments and won't have to play as many, leaving more weeks open to practice events. This is much more effective long-term than playing more and going for a short-term rise in ranking. Until you reach the Top 32 (graduating from challengers), your ranking isn't something you should focus on - it's all about getting the most improvements for your players. The rest will take care of itself.
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