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Tennis Team-Building For A Genuinely Mixed-Level Group.

Most office teams have two or three strong players, a handful of casual weekend hitters, and several people who have never played. This session is built specifically so all three groups end up on court together, not split into separate activities.


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Why Doubles Works For Mixed Groups

Four reasons this format holds up better than a standard clinic when your team's playing levels are genuinely spread out.

01
Doubles-first format
Doubles needs less court coverage and more communication than singles, which is what makes it work for a mixed-level group.
02
Deliberately mismatched pairs
A strong player and a first-timer share a side, so the format forces cooperation instead of exposing the weakest player.
03
Games, not just drills
Enough structured play that colleagues are actually competing and laughing, not standing in a line waiting for a turn.
04
Scales to your group
Run across two courts or twenty, the same doubles-first structure holds. Andre plans court count around your headcount.
Placeholder photograph standing in for a tennis team-building session.
PLACEHOLDER. Final photography: mixed-level doubles play, colleagues in office-casual clothing.

Planning It Around Your Offsite

Team-building sessions run well as a standalone afternoon or as one block inside a larger offsite. Tell Andre how much time you have and how many colleagues are attending, and he'll size the format, and the number of courts needed, around that.

If the goal is closer to a proper internal competition with a winner at the end, the company tournament format is usually a better fit than team-building.


Ready to get on court?

Message Andre directly with your level, preferred court, and rough availability. He replies most days with times and rates that fit.

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