Walk the tightrope between recreational and competitive tennis with us. Having good players in the club creates a pull effect for the wider community. Even if you mainly train recreational players, you must not lose sight of the group of competitive players. To help you keep the better players happy, the Coaches Club offers plenty of tips for competitive players in all areas of training, regardless of their age.

Keep the coaches of your tennis school or club up to date. "Yes but the other coach said that I should still serve with my old grip in the match" ... Every head coach has experienced this nightmare when groups have to be trained by different coaches and players hear conflicting advice. This is exactly where the wheat is separated from the chaff. If all coaches in the club speak the same methodological and didactical language, the players will develop step by step. We help with the implementation and make sure that the tennis school works seamlessly..

These tips will help you get your coaching career off to a good start. Coaching a team for the first time as the new coach is not easy. First impressions count! In the coaches club, we give you a large arsenal of training tips so that you keep things fresh and exciting.!

Don't be afraid of the little ones! Within seconds, the mood can tip from "peace, joy, and pancakes" to complete chaos. But don't panic: Simply log into the "Kids on Court" section in the Coaches Club and call up the right Learning Level Blue or Red. In this section alone, more than 150 videos and tips are waiting for you, which will help you to build up a fabulous "kids" karma to help you keep everything under control.

People constantly talk about the increasing importance of fitness in tennis, but not every club or tennis school can afford a full-time fitness coach. However, tennis coaches are often challenged to do a good job in that area. The coaches club inspires you with many ideas to design and implement fitness plans for tennis players.