A little more court sense.
Tennis coaching built around where you stand, what you notice and the next ball you play.
We use one clear task at a time: find a starting position, try a short exchange, then pause to name what changed. Explore the method before choosing a session.
Find a practice sessionSample business — fictional demonstration 039
The court is the classroom.
Original illustrative scenes, made for this fictional demonstration. These are not photographs of clients or delivered sessions.
Practice starts with enough space to pay attention. A simple setup keeps the task visible and the next attempt easy to understand.
Read the starting-position sessionA session that fits your starting point.
- Session types
- One-to-one, shared practice and small groups.
- Before you come
- Tell the coach your experience, access needs and the equipment you have.
- Where and when
- Anytown, USA. Example timetable only; confirm the court and time directly.
How a practice unfolds.
Agree on one question.
Choose a specific part of play to explore. The coach asks about your experience and checks that the task makes sense.
Try a small sequence.
Use a short feed or cooperative rally. Pause whenever the task, pace or space needs adjusting.
Leave with a clear note.
Discuss what you noticed and choose something to revisit next time. Progress depends on your circumstances and practice.
Find your starting position.
Move the player token to explore one half of a singles court. The baseline is at the bottom; the net is at the top.
This is an illustrative position planner, not personalized instruction. Distances use a simplified 8.23 × 11.89 metre half-court.
Player: 4.12 m from the left singles sideline; 2.00 m inside the baseline; 9.89 m from the net.
Each button moves 0.5 m. With JavaScript enabled, you can also select a point inside the court.
Bring a question about your game.
Share what you want to work on, your preferred format and a few possible times. A real business should confirm details before you travel.
Contact the coach