Lessons / Group lessons
Small groups organised by level, so you are always hitting with people you can genuinely rally with. The sociable end of the schedule — and the friendliest way to find a regular hitting partner.
What a session looks like
A short warm-up rally so everybody finds their timing.
One theme for the session — crosscourt depth, approach and volley, serve and return — drilled in pairs.
Point play built around that theme, so the drill has somewhere to go.
Ten minutes of games at the end. Nobody keeps a ladder.
Who it's for
Adults from true beginner upward, grouped so the level is honest. If you are not sure where you sit, tell me what you can and cannot do yet and I will place you — nobody gets dropped into a group that is over their head.
Typically 3–5 players.
Beginner, improver and intermediate groups.
Meeting other players and keeping the cost per hour down.
You will not be — groups are set by level, and I move people between them as they improve. Everybody in a beginner group is genuinely a beginner.
Yes, and it is a good way to start. Bring one or two people and I will build a group around you.
Usually three to five. Small enough that you are hitting most of the hour.
Other lessons
One-on-one court time, shaped entirely around what you want out of the game — whether that is a first rally or a more reliable second serve.
Right-sized courts, racquets and balls, and coaching that leads with games.
Continuous fed-ball point play.
A genuine workout with a racquet in your hand.