Half Term Camp TUES 26th May

Service Description

After the initial start, children are grouped by age and ability, but they can also be with their friends if they wish. We have years of experience in getting this balance right, and the children always have a lot of fun. Each day, we will work on a different tennis shot, including the grip and stance, the swing path, contact point, follow-through, footwork, drills for the various shots, and variations. We'll also practice variations like the slice backhand and the backhand volley to diversify your game with some mental strategy. The days will follow this agenda: Monday - Serve: We'll focus on technique and consistency to enhance the start of every game. Tuesday - Volley: To develop quick reflexes and sharp skills. Wednesday - Backhand: Establish the backhand with targeted drills. Thursday - Forehand: Dominate the court with a strong and precise forehand. We'll help you find that sweet spot every time. Friday - Match Play Mastery: Test all your new skills in friendly matches that will prepare you for real competition. The agenda runs as follows: 9.00 - 9.15 warm-up exercises 9.15 - 10.30 We will focus on the shot of the day. Drinks Break 10.40-12.00, we will work on the netplay, approaching the net, and footwork with specific drills and coaching techniques. Lunch Time But that's not all! Depending on the day, we include various other activities after lunch, such as Forest School Activities to connect with nature through exciting outdoor adventures, plus Arts and Crafts. There are many opportunities to be creative with hands-on art projects and plenty of other Sports and Games. We also have Match Play for those who want to focus more on tennis. TR Tennis coaching aims to unlock your full potential on the court. Tennis, like golf, takes a long time to master, but these tennis camps will provide the perfect grounding for beginners and enhance your child's game at every level. Children need to bring a snack for break time, a packed lunch, a refillable drink bottle, a light rain jacket, sun cream, and a hat or cap. Note: If camps are not running for a full week, for example, if a Bank Holiday falls on a week, then the week's agenda will vary slightly.