Starting Tennis As An Adult, Without Feeling Behind.
Beginner lessons are for adults who have never played, or played briefly years ago and want to start again properly. The first session assumes nothing, not even that you own a racket.
What The First Few Sessions Look Like
Beginner coaching is sequenced deliberately. This is roughly the order, though it adjusts to how quickly you pick things up.
How Many Lessons Before You Feel Comfortable
There's no fixed number Andre promises, because it depends on how often you play between lessons and how much racket-sport background you're bringing in. What's consistent is that most adult beginners have a genuine, sustained rally within their first handful of sessions, which is usually the point where tennis stops feeling like a lesson and starts feeling like a sport you play.
If you're bringing a partner or a friend who's also starting out, small-group lessons often work better than going one-on-one from day one. See small-group lessons for that format.
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.