Tennis Camps

Tennis Camps

Tennis Camp July 2008

Our tennis camps have a reputation as fun filled, action packed days. Scroll down for a great slide show of the July camp. Camps are run by highly qualifed coaches and are suitable for children of all abilities as they usually play in small groups.

Our next camp will take place during October half term:

October 29th, 30th and 31st

To make a booking please download, complete and return an application form; if returning by e-mail,(tenniscamps@nestontennis.co.uk) please also remember to put the cheque in the post! Phone enquiries to: Jenny Rowland on 336 1694.

You may download an application form here.

Places are limited, so get booking soon.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What if it rains?

Please provide your child with a waterproof coat and a change of clothes, just in case. If the weather really makes having fun outside impossible, the children will do indoor activities.

What should they wear?

Any suitable sports clothing, A tracksuit is ideal, and it doesn't have to be all white these days! Comfortable trainers are a must and several layers are a good idea in our changeable climate. A tennis racquet can be provided if required. (Please let us know in advance.)

Do they have to be a club member?

No, the camps are open to members and non-members alike. Of course, we do encourage children to join the club if they have enjoyed themselves.

What about food?

All campers should bring a packed lunch, a snack, and several drinks in unbreakable bottles/cartons. We do not have catering facilities available, so a phone call home would be made for emergency supplies if lunch is forgotten! A lot of children these days have nut allergies, so, if possible, we would prefer you to avoid nut products in the lunchbox.

What do they do all day?

We have had a change of format, with the first two days concentrating on various enjoyable tennis based activities, then the final day is devoted to a great fun mini-olympics.

What time does it start and finish?

Please arrive promptly at 9.30am. We finish at 3pm each day. If there is sufficient demand, morning only sessions may be available for younger players.

How old do children have to be to attend?

Camps are usually suitable for children aged 5 to 12 years old.

What about suncream?

Coaches do not apply suncream. You can now buy suncream that lasts nearly all day, and we recommend this on the off chance that we have some sunshine! Do pack sun hats for our summer camps.

How much does it cost?

The cost for the full three days is just £45.

Tennis Camp July 2008

Thanks to Roger Brooks for the great photos.

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