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In Manchester, coaches charge £32 for tennis lessons.
The cost of tennis classes will differ depending on:
97% of our tennis coaches offer the 1st lesson free.
In Manchester, there are 3 private tennis teachers available to give private classes
Start tennis lessons in Manchester with one of our private coaches.
Students in Manchester gave their tennis teachers an average score of 5 out of 5.
Playing tennis is a great way to stay in shape, while having fun. Other benefits of tennis include increased vitality and better respiratory function.
Take tennis lessons with a certified teacher for personalised instruction, designed to help you to improve your technique.
Check out our amazing tennis coaches in Manchester
| ✅ Average price: | £32/h |
| ✅ Average response time: | 8h |
| ✅ Tutors available: | 3 |
| ✅ Lesson format: | Face-to-face or online |
Far from what it might seem, tennis is a highly mental sport meaning that it takes up a lot of mental effort. But while it can be mentally draining, it is also an excellent workout for the brain as well as the body.
Tennis requires a lot of critical thinking and being 'on the ball', as they say. As a result, it is a game favoured by people of all ages as it continuously challenges them and keeps their brains and body active. When it comes to physicality, tennis is clearly a sport that requires high fitness levels and lots of strength. Players will dart across their side of the court, being super quick and agile, while slamming the ball with their stringed racket. Have you ever watched the greats playing and wondered why so many of them grunt when they make contact with the ball? In time, you will find out just how much energy this takes!
What's also great about tennis is that even though it can feel very physical, it is classed as a low-impact and non-contact sport. This means that you can enjoy tennis for most of your life, from a child to a retiree.
If you are looking for opportunities to play tennis in and around Manchester city centre then you certainly won't be disappointed. TennisClubsAndCourts.co.uk has put together a list of indoor and outdoor club courts ad courts for hire and there are no less than thirty dotted around the city!
The most popular tennis court is Manchester Tennis and Football Centre, where there are four outdoor and six indoor tennis courts which can be booked online. Aside from location, there may be other factors to consider when looking for a tennis court to hire such as price, whether or not there's a coach available, the type of surface, whether juniors are welcome, and much more.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with being ambitious and setting your sights high, and if winning a major tennis competition is your dream then we invite you to take a look at just some of the biggest competitions out there!
Of course, there are many other important games in the world of tennis like the BNP Paribas Open, WTP Finals and ATP Finals.
As it stands, Novak Djokovic is the top-ranked tennis player for men's singles, aged 34. Following close behind is Daniil Medvedev who, at 25, is just ahead of Rafael Nadal, the Spanish tennis player who is now 35 years of age.
Djokovic has won a record nine Australian Open titles during his career and is a joint record holder of 36 Masters events with Rafael Nadal. The Serbian player has won 19 Grand Slam men's singles titles in all and 84 ATP singles titles.
Could you be the next Nadal, Medvedev, Djokovic or Williams?
In order to be in with a chance of playing tennis at pro level, you need to work hard, and from a young age too.
Tennis pros have usually been playing the sport for as long as they can remember, probably picking up their first racket before they could even walk. So, we recommend that if you want your child to get into tennis then you should start them young. This might mean just playing with them at your local court, but hiring a tutor will also help them to advance and see it is a challenge and something worthy of achieving rather than just a game.
Following on from this, if your child is keen on tennis and plays regularly, then you should encourage them to enter junior competitions and get a taste for winning. Not only will they get that adrenaline rush from a competitive game, but they could also make a name for themself by becoming known for their skills amongst the juniors. They could even get spotted and sponsored or taken under a true professional's wing!
Lastly, as a teen, you can look at becoming pro, which means that you will no longer go to school or uni and will dedicate your life to training and competing as an athlete. Players are usually eligible to turn pro at the age of 19, which gives them a fair few years of practice and hard graft to become the best they can be before then!
Even those sports that are played by the individual are never really down to that one person alone. Behind every golfer, for example, is a teacher helping them to train and stay on track. Tennis is no different so why would you even try to go it alone? If you or your child has dreams of becoming a pro one day, then the best thing you can do is to hire a tutor to help them along the way.
A tutor will set out a programme of training that will ensure they continue to develop as a player and keep their goal in sight, encouraging them to enter suitable competitions and to enquire with the right circuits when looking to turn pro.
If you want to train with the best, then check out our website to find sports tutors in your area offering tuition in tennis, or you can always look for experts in the capital city if you are really serious about making it big.
In Manchester, the cost of tennis lessons ranges from between £20-£50 per hour, the price of your lessons will vary depending on the experience of your coach and nature of your lessons.
A local coach will know where to train and will know what is going on in and around your area when it comes to tennis tournaments. What's more, with a coach, you can dedicate more time in the evenings after school and weekends to developing your skills and thus speed up your learning!
Zeek
Tennis coach
Had a great session with Zeek. Couldn’t recommend enough!! 10/10
Keir, 8 months ago
Maria
Tennis coach
Maria is an extremely nice and professional tutor. I enjoyed my lessons with her so much. She gives specific and professional guidance to take your game to the next level. I definitely recommend her other players.
Aya, 9 months ago
Zeek
Tennis coach
Zeek was so kind and very attentive to details. I could see progress from my first session. He respectfully challenges the person to do better and gives proper advice. Highly recommended!
Roy, 10 months ago
Zeek
Tennis coach
Zeek put me at ease straight away, although I am a complete beginner to tennis. The lesson was fun, very informative, professional, and set in a great safe location. I came away from the lesson learning much more than I anticipated and found that...
Nia, 1 year ago
Zeek
Tennis coach
Zeek was well prepared. The lesson was easy to follow and professional. Zeek is very friendly and easy to listen to. The focus of the lesson was on hitting forehand shots and at the end we were able to play some rallies.
Artur, 1 year ago
Zee
Tennis coach
Zee is an amazing tutor who is extremely kind and professional. He is quick to spot any shortcoming during my playing and suggest detailed ways to improve them. He provides a personalised and systematic training, which is very helpful for me as a...
Eleanor, 2 years ago