TENNIS COACHES

Tennis is a wonderful sport played all over the world. Because you don’t need to round up a whole team of players to play it’s an ideal sport for casual fun with a single opponent. It can also be enjoyed all year round, so you don’t need to wait for ‘tennis season’ to play.

Tennis players also praise the fact that it is a safe sport that results in very few injuries. It is a great workout that is good for body and mind. It is also a very social sport, with players enjoying social time before during and after a match.

Whether you are just starting out in tennis or you are looking to improve your game, a tennis coach can help you learn the right techniques for the game.

Young children just starting out in tennis need to learn good hand-eye coordination. They need to be able to handle the racquet correctly and use it as an extension of themselves. Learning the right tennis grip is also important.

Once they’ve mastered the very basics all beginner players need to learn the six basic strokes: the serve, forehand groundstroke, backhand groundstroke, forehand volley, backhand volley and the overhead smash. 

A good coach will teach you the strokes and help you correct mistakes in your follow-through, stance and backswing.

Even the very best tennis players in the world rely on the help of a tennis coach to help them improve their game.

A tennis coach can help you with the very basics of tennis so that you’re able to competently hit a ball and develop better skills so you can compete on the court.

Children at school level often practice tennis in a group coaching session, where they can practice their skills together. Of course, having a one-on-one coach is ideal for people competing at higher levels who need more personal attention.

Practice will help drive your game, so having a tennis coach will help keep you accountable and practicing regularly. A coach can also motivate you to keep going by showing you how your game is progressing.