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⭐️ 258 Tennis tutors available
💸 Lessons from £15 an hour
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🥇 One to one Beginner Tennis lessons
⭐️ 258 Tennis tutors available
💸 Lessons from £15 an hour
🔒 Verified reviews
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| ✅ Average price: | £48/h |
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| ✅ Average response time: | 11h |
| ✅ Tutors available: | 258 |
| ✅ Lesson format: | Face-to-face or online |
Tennis is a great way to stay fit and a sport that is always synonymous with England and London, in particular. The world’s most famous tournament takes place in Wimbledon and there are thousands of players in the city with all different levels of ability.
London is a hotbed of activity and opportunities to get involved with many sports including tennis. At Superprof, you can find a tutor that potentially may be able to help you on your tennis journey.
Tennis lessons in London, when taken with a Superprof tutor, cost an average of £48/h. It couldn’t be easier to simply look through the profiles of tutors working in the area and find those coaches that are suitable for your budget and needs.
A lot of the tutors in London provide the first lesson for free which also gives people the opportunity to trial their services and see what lessons work for them. People have different budgets and the price of lessons may depend on the area or on the level of experience a tutor has.
As you may expect from such a huge city (and one with a tennis history) there are a lot of different places for people to learn how to play including courts for casual learning and more formal tennis clubs.
Tennis For Free is a great way for people to trial tennis and is a funded initiative to allow people to get involved in the sport and test their skills. Many London parks, such as Burgess Park and Ladywell Fields, participate in this initiative, offering free group lessons for beginners on weekends.
Park Sports, formerly called Will to Win, is another option for people to get involved. They have numerous London locations. With locations at parks like Hyde Park, Chiswick House, and Regents Park, Park Sports offers affordable lessons, including beginner group sessions. They focus on building basic skills and confidence.
Parks around the city are a good starting point, and many London parks (e.g., Clapham Common, Battersea Park) and clubs (e.g., Paddington Sports Club) offer beginner courses, especially during spring and summer.
One of the first skills taught is the grip which means how to hold the racket properly. The most common grip for beginners is the continental grip, used for serves, volleys, and some groundstrokes. Getting comfortable with the right grip helps ensure better control and accuracy from the start.
Next, players focus on footwork and positioning. Understanding how to move around the court, maintain balance, and stay ready for the next shot is crucial for success. Coaches teach beginners to adopt the ready position, standing with knees slightly bent and holding the racket in front, ready to react to the ball.
Learning the basic strokes, forehand and backhand, is another key part of early tennis lessons. Coaches often break down these strokes into simple movements, focusing on the swing, contact point with the ball, and follow-through. Players practise rallying with slow, controlled shots to build consistency before they get involved in competitive play.
Lastly, beginners start working on the serve, often the most challenging aspect. Initially, the focus is on developing a simple, accurate serve, using the right tossing motion and swing to get the ball in play effectively and be able to play simple competitive games.
Ready to learn tennis and build your skills on the court? Superprof makes it easy to find the perfect tennis tutor for beginners! Whether you're completely new or looking to improve your basics, Superprof's experienced coaches offer personalised lessons tailored to your pace and goals.
With flexible scheduling and tutors available across London, it's the ideal way to start your tennis journey wherever you are based, from West London to East and everywhere in between, there are tutors able to travel to somewhere convenient or even online tutoring options.
Don’t wait to step up your game. Discover a tutor who can guide you from your first swing to confident match play. Book your first lesson on Superprof today and ace your tennis skills!
Tennis coach
Had a great lesson Marcus! Really helped my game. Looking forward to more lessons and training.
Pharrell, 1 day ago
Lily
Tennis coach
Great coach. Very skilled, patient and willing to help. I'll definitely have more classes with her!
Daniel, 2 days ago
Tennis coach
Marcus is a good coach with a lot of tennis knowledge and understanding. Also a nice guy and communicates well and promptly. Definitely recommend.
James, 2 days ago
Maryna
Tennis coach
Lessons with Maryna are fantastic. She takes a truly individual approach, tailoring every session to what I need to work on. Most importantly, she helped me fix a long-standing backhand technique flaw that I had been struggling with for a while. Her...
Iuliia, 3 days ago
Maryna
Tennis coach
Great coach with the ability to identify how you can improve and focus on the areas where you need it most.
Uygar, 4 days ago
David
Tennis coach
Having the lessons for my two girls and the lessons are quite engaging, fun and informative. Thank you!
Neslihan, 1 week ago