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There are several programmes that adults of all skill levels can participate in. The adult tennis programme has options from beginner to advanced. Adult tennis players have the opportunity to participate in private, semi-private, and group lessons.
For higher skilled adults, they may also have the opportunity to participate in sessions with the higher-skilled juniors.
Adults also have the opportunity to participate in tennis leagues, tennis ladders, and tennis mixers.
From recreation to the competitive player, you are at the right place.
Learn more about the types of adult lessons and other adult tennis programmes below.
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Contact Kris Martin at (876) 348-9092 or krismartintennis@gmail.com for more information and to schedule a session and assessment.
Private, Semi-Private and Group Lessons
Each lesson has a coach-to-player ratio typically between 2:1 and 4:1. Players may start lessons at any time, and the session rate will be adjusted accordingly. Enrollment in these lessons is for one hour. No refunds. To ensure quality lessons, we reserve the right to move students to appropriate groups.
Each new adult player interested in semi-private or group lessons usually takes a private lesson at the start of joining the programme for the coach to conduct an assessment to appropriately recommend joining any further programme opportunities.
Other programmes adults may participate in are below:
Adult Red Ball Tennis
Why Adults should play tennis?
Tennis is a game for life and you can enjoy the benefits of tennis at any age. As long as you are able to hold a tennis racquet, you can learn, play and quickly take advantage of the benefits.
Apart from the fun, there are several reasons to play tennis. Below are some of the overall benefits:
Physical Benefits
Increases flexibility
Boosts energy levels
Improves hand/eye coordination
Burns calories
Mental Benefits
Improves self-esteem
Helps with problem solving
Relieves stress
Fosters socialization and teamwork
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