Find & book a tennis or padel course

Location: Online Learning

Provider: LTA Online Learning

Overview Coaching Females: Princess or Athlete? is aimed at coaches with an interest in expanding their knowledge on the social issues impacting female participation and how to tackle this within their coaching.

Location: Basingstoke Indoor Tennis Centre, Hampshire & Isle of Wight

Provider: UCoach

Start Date: Sunday, 23 November 2025 - 9:00 AM

Overview Make an impact on the landscape of female participation and performance in tennis. Improve your coaching by developing your understanding of the distinct physiology of female athletes and its relationship to technical norms and development.

Location: Bromley Tennis Centre, Kent

Provider: Virtus Leisure

Start Date: Wednesday, 03 December 2025 - 8:00 AM

Overview Make an impact on the landscape of female participation and performance in tennis. Improve your coaching by developing your understanding of the distinct physiology of female athletes and its relationship to technical norms and development.

Location: David Lloyd Club Norwich, Norfolk

Provider: WimX Learning

Start Date: Wednesday, 03 December 2025 - 9:00 AM

Overview Make an impact on the landscape of female participation and performance in tennis. Improve your coaching by developing your understanding of the distinct physiology of female athletes and its relationship to technical norms and development.

Location: David Lloyd Club Northwood, Middlesex

Provider: UCoach

Start Date: Friday, 19 December 2025 - 9:00 AM

Overview Make an impact on the landscape of female participation and performance in tennis. Improve your coaching by developing your understanding of the distinct physiology of female athletes and its relationship to technical norms and development.

Location: Rocket Padel Bristol, Avon

Provider: Rocket Padel

Start Date: Sunday, 11 January 2026 - 9:00 AM

Overview Females are physically distinct from males, and therefore have different physical ‘resources’ with which to play the game. This means that whilst the fundamentals of padel remain the same for both sexes, the way in which female players maximise their ability differs from males. This practical workshop, developed by worldclass padel players and coaches, is applicable to all ages and stages of female players and provides the tools to optimise your players’ improvement, whilst also minimising their risk of injury.

Location: Loughborough University, Leicestershire

Provider: The Coach Lab

Start Date: Sunday, 26 April 2026 - 9:00 AM

Overview Make an impact on the landscape of female participation and performance in tennis. Improve your coaching by developing your understanding of the distinct physiology of female athletes and its relationship to technical norms and development.

Location: Bromley Tennis Centre, Kent

Provider: Virtus Leisure

Start Date: Wednesday, 13 May 2026 - 8:00 AM

Overview Make an impact on the landscape of female participation and performance in tennis. Improve your coaching by developing your understanding of the distinct physiology of female athletes and its relationship to technical norms and development.

Location: City Padel Exeter, Devon

Provider: Rocket Padel

Start Date: Friday, 11 September 2026 - 9:00 AM

Overview Females are physically distinct from males, and therefore have different physical ‘resources’ with which to play the game. This means that whilst the fundamentals of padel remain the same for both sexes, the way in which female players maximise their ability differs from males. This practical workshop, developed by worldclass padel players and coaches, is applicable to all ages and stages of female players and provides the tools to optimise your players’ improvement, whilst also minimising their risk of injury.

Location: Bromley Tennis Centre, Kent

Provider: Virtus Leisure

Start Date: Wednesday, 02 December 2026 - 8:00 AM

Overview Make an impact on the landscape of female participation and performance in tennis. Improve your coaching by developing your understanding of the distinct physiology of female athletes and its relationship to technical norms and development.