First steps for future stars
learn tennis while having a blast
Development of motor skills
Social and emotional growth
Cognitive benefits
“After a few months of Tennis Tots, I just shout: Freeze! and Dougie stands to attention, it’s great.”
“I started Evie at ballet, and she was skipping and sidestepping just like she does in Tennis Tots.”
“We really loved the tennis tots class. The variety of movements and pace kept the children engaged throughout.”
Weekly fun packed 45 minute sessions
Rackets and equipment provided
Free T-shirt on sign up
Two free trial sessions. Cancel at any time
Indoor and outdoor facilities all year round
Enthusiastic and engaging coaches
What are parents say… Brody—4
faqs
What age can my child start?
Children can start as soon as they are steady on their feet (approximately 14 months)
No. We have rackets and equipment. Just bring yourselves, comfy clothes to move about and active footwear. NB if you have your own racket and want to bring it then great!
Do we need a racket?
Yes, and we have a sibling discount. This said if there is a significant age difference it maybe beneficial to split them so that they are mixing with there peers.
Can both our children sign up for the same class?
No problem. We offer two free trials initially and then you can cancel at any time. If you want to return in the future then we offer another trial period.
What if we sign up but then want to cancel?
Do you have anything more local to me?
Please check our venues section to see where we are currently running Tennis Tots. We are growing quickly and always looking for new venues to expand. Please contact us with any suggestions.
Tennis is a sport for life and a gateway skill. If you can play tennis, you can do anything. At Tots Tennis, we are passionate about getting kids playing as soon as they can walk. At this age, they are like sponges; they can improve ten-times quicker than any adult or teenager even. We know toddlers have very short attention spans, so we’ve designed our sessions around fun and excitement—smuggling in the learning amidst what is essentially a kid’s party….