TENNIS PROGRAMMES
Choose coaching that matches your age, level and goal.
Junior, adult, private and competitive pathways with a clear first session and next step.
Coaching pathways
Six ways to build a better tennis week.
Mini Tennis Starter
Movement, coordination, racket confidence and fun rally challenges.
- 45–60 minutes
- Small groups
- Age-appropriate equipment
Junior Development
Reliable strokes, movement habits, serve foundations and point play.
- 1–2 weekly sessions
- Progress reviews
- Internal match play
Junior Performance
Individual game identity, physical preparation and competition support.
- Assessment required
- Training plan
- Match review
Beginner Tennis
Learn grips, rally skills, scoring and confident court movement.
- No experience needed
- Friendly groups
- Equipment available
Improver Coaching
Build consistency, serve-return patterns and practical doubles skills.
- Level matched
- Weekly themes
- Social play links
Private Coaching
Focused one-to-one or shared lessons built around a clear priority.
- Individual assessment
- Flexible booking
- Video feedback option
What every programme includes
Good structure beyond the session title.
Level Placement
A suitable starting group based on experience and confidence.
Session Purpose
A clear technical, tactical or movement theme every week.
Point Application
Drills connect to real scoring and decision-making situations.
Next-Step Feedback
Practical guidance for practice, groups or competitive progression.
Programme comparison
Find the right starting point.
| Programme | Best for | Frequency | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini Tennis | First experiences | 1× weekly | Trial |
| Junior Development | Building reliable skills | 1–2× weekly | Assessment |
| Junior Performance | Competitive players | 2–4× weekly | Coach selection |
| Adult Beginner | New players | 1× weekly | Open |
| Adult Improver | Regular recreational players | 1–2× weekly | Level check |
| Private Coaching | Focused improvement | Flexible | Consultation |
Not sure where to start?
A short assessment can prevent the wrong group choice.
Share age, experience, confidence and goals. The coaching team will recommend a practical starting option.
- Friendly on-court assessment
- Programme and level recommendation
- Weekly schedule options
- Clear fee and trial information
Common questions
Before your first tennis session.
Do beginners need their own racket?
No. Trial equipment can be provided while you decide what suits you.
Can players change groups?
Yes. Coaches review level, confidence and group fit as players develop.
Are programmes term-based?
Most groups follow a term structure, while private coaching offers flexible bookings.
Is competition required?
No. Social, developmental and competitive pathways are all available.
Programme placement
Start in a group that feels challenging and achievable.
Request a trial or assessment and receive the closest suitable option.