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Priory Tennis Club to launch four week course

If you’re looking for a new sporting hobby to keep yourself occupied once restrictions pass, then look no further than Priory Tennis Club in Stalybridge

After seeing a large boom in tennis last year due to the extended closure of both gyms and leisure facilities, Priory are embarking on a new opportunity to immerse individuals into the world of tennis.

The club are offering a four-week ‘Tennis Xpress’ course aiming to provide those who are interested with the key skills for this wonderful game. This course is set to begin on Monday 19th April and run for four weeks from 8pm-9pm, making it perfect for those of us who also lead busy daily lives.

Ideal for beginners, improvers and those who may have taken a break away from the sport for some time, this opportunity is an incredible way to find your love for tennis and adopt a beneficial new hobby.

Techniques, tactics and match-play are among the agenda to be taught from qualified coaches, but most importantly fun and fitness for all is promised with the added bonus of meeting like-minded people.

There are limited spaces available for both members and non-members with prices at only £24 for members or £28 for non-members.

More information surrounding this event can be found on Coach Andy Perry’s website.

https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/AndrewPerryCoaching/Coaching/Course/2f19296c-d5b8-478a-be83-7c1f754ac296

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