TYPES OF TENNIS

Tennis is a sport that played individually or in doubles, & the field also changes depending on the number of players...

Table tennis may be played with one player at each end of the table or with two players at each end who may be both men or both women or one of each. Worldwide, the women’s game is comparable in the organization to the men’s, and women take part in world championships and all other organized events. Table tennis as well as being fully organized is also extremely popular as a recreational game and is so played in all types of sports clubs, social clubs, and game rooms, in the home, and even out-of-doors when conditions are reasonably calm

TYPES OF TENNIS

SINGLES

Singles is one-on-one tennis against an opponent and is perhaps the best-known version of tennis available.

DOUBLES

Doubles sees players pair up to take on another pair. Alongside singles competition, some of the world’s top players also take part in doubles competition

DISABILITY TENNIS

From deaf tennis and visually impaired tennis to wheelchair tennis and learning disability tennis, there is a great range of tennis programmes available for players.

MINI TENNIS

With smaller courts, nets, rackets and lower bouncing balls, mini tennis is the perfect introduction to tennis for children between 3 and 10 years old.

MISS-HITS

Miss-Hits aim is to encourage more girls to play tennis by making the sport more girly, colorful and fun. It currently runs through schools, community halls, and sports centers, as well as tennis clubs.

FAST4 TENNIS

FAST4 Tennis provides a simple, exciting way of speeding up a conventional tennis match. The fundamentals of tennis remain the same, but there are four rules that ensure matches are fast, competitive, exciting and can be completed in a reasonable period of time.

CARDIO TENNIS

Cardio tennis does not require tennis skills, instead, it’s all about keeping your heart rate up, burning calories and having fun to up-tempo music on a tennis court.

TENNIS XPRESS

Tennis Xpress is great if you have never played tennis before, or haven't played in a long time. It's a six-week course that's an easy and fun way for adult beginners to get into the game or improve their skills.

Touch tennis

touch tennis is the closest thing to five-a-side for tennis, played on a smaller court, with 21” rackets and foam balls and can be played on any flat space, indoors or outside.

BEACH TENNIS

What is Beach Tennis?

Beach Tennis is a cross between tennis, beach volleyball, and badminton. It’s a fun sport suitable for all ages and abilities, ideal for families, groups of friends, leisure as well as professional players.