POW - NO JOINING FEE OR MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED!

POW TENNIS are fun, energetic, and inspiring tennis courses for children aged 4 - 16 years that take place after school at the weekends and in the school holidays.

All POW courses are directed by Graham Holmes and supported by our team of professional coaches who are there to inspire, challenge, reward and teach tennis in at way that will develop any child's game to help them reach their full potential.

Every child taking part in a POW course will experience coaching that is presented using a fun games based approach that integrates modern techniques, tactics and fitness with exciting drills, fun games and lots of crazy challenges!

Our main aim is to get as many children learning, improving and enjoying tennis using a FUN but purposeful teaching approach.

Where do the courses take place and what facilities are there?

The after school and weekend courses take place at Amesbury School in Hindhead, Surrey. The holidays Academies are also based at Amesbury but there are additional venues in the west surrey area.

Amesbury has excellent tennis facilities that include 4 outdoor astro turf courts that are floodlit, 2 grass courts, 4 indoor mini tennis courts and 1 indoor full size court. 

What standards are the courses aimed at?

All POW courses are aimed for complete beginners through to performance level players, we use RED,ORANGE,GREEN &YELLOW progressions for different age groups this making it easier for us to split the groups in terms of standard.

What can my child expect from a POW course?

Structured, committed and highly professional tennis lessons, where each coach is there 100% for the players in terms of individual attention, confidence building and fulfilling potential.

A fun yet structured teaching approach, if a child's having fun they learn so much quicker, also a chance to make new friends.

Advice and information on tournaments, local tennis events and where to practice

Andre Agassi  "I think if people could hear what the coaches are saying, they will realise there's a lot more to this game than hitting the ball."