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Lawn Tennis Association Deals
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If your kids dream of being the next Andy Murray or Emma Raducanu, you can 'net' free tennis sessions or coaching as part of Barclays Big Tennis Weekends, organised by the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA). They're on at more than 60 venues across England, Scotland and Wales (sadly it's not available in Northern Ireland).
While these weekends run all year round, the next big event with lots of different venues participating all on the same day is on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 July. You can look online to find your nearest, so the ball's in your court to decide when and where to play.
Events and activities vary between venues, but will include cardio tennis, coaching and free play. It's aimed at young families, but everyone is welcome – all ages and abilities (though under-18s must be accompanied by an adult). Rackets and balls will be provided.
How to book
The LTA suggests you visit its website to book online in advance, but in some cases it's fine to turn up on the day as long as there's room. At some smaller venues, you won't be able to book in advance and are advised to just turn up – though if that's the case, it's always worth calling ahead to prevent a wasted trip.
If you book online, you'll be asked to create a ClubSpark account (if you don't have one already). It's a free booking system run by a third party called SportLabs. You'll have to agree to it and/or LTA contacting you, sending information and using your personal details - though you can opt out of marketing & having your information shared with other companies (see more info below).
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Free tennis sessions & coaching
400+ weekend events in England, Scotland & Wales
ExpiredIf your kids dream of being the next Andy Murray or Johanna Konta, you can net free tennis sessions or coaching as part of Big Tennis Weekends, organised by the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA), at more than 350 venues across England, Scotland and Wales.
There are 400+ events planned between now and September, the majority spread over the weekend of 28-29 Sep. So the ball's in your court to decide when and where to play. Plus, the LTA says more events will likely be added.
Events and activities vary between venues, but will include cardio tennis, coaching and free play. It's aimed at young families, but everyone is welcome - all ages and abilities (though under-18s must be accompanied by an adult). Rackets and balls will be provided.
How to book
The LTA suggests you visit its website to book online in advance, but in some cases it's fine to turn up on the day as long as there's room. At some smaller venues, you won't be able to book in advance - just turn up. But it's always worth calling ahead to prevent a wasted trip.
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Free weekend tennis sessions & coaching
500+ events in Eng, Sco & Wal on 21-22 Jul
ExpiredIf you or your kids dream of being the next Andy Murray or Johanna Konta, you can net free tennis sessions and coaching as part of the Great British Tennis Weekends, organised by the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA), at 500+ venues across England, Scotland and Wales on Sat 21 and Sun 22 Jul.
Events and activities will vary between venues, but include cardio tennis, coaching and free play. It's aimed at young families, but everyone is welcome - all ages and abilities (though under-18s must be accompanied by an adult). Rackets and balls will be provided.
How to book
The LTA suggests you visit its website to book online in advance, but in some cases it's fine to turn up on the day as long as there's room. At some smaller venues, you won't be able to book in advance - just turn up. But it's always worth calling ahead to prevent a wasted trip.
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