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Small-Group Lessons For Friends, Couples, And Colleagues.

Bring two to four players and Andre runs a session built for the group, not a private lesson with extra people standing around. It's the format most couples, friend groups, and regular hitting partners settle into.


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What A Small-Group Session Includes

The format flexes depending on group size and level, but these hold across every small-group booking.

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Two to four players
Small enough that everyone still gets real coaching attention and court time, not a queue behind a hopper of balls.
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Matched or mixed levels
A group of similar-level friends works well, but Andre also runs mixed-level groups by adjusting drills per player within the same session.
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Shared cost, same coach
The hourly rate is split across the group, so it typically costs less per player than a private lesson for a similar amount of coaching time.
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One recurring slot
Most groups settle into a standing weekly or fortnightly time once everyone's schedules line up.
Placeholder photograph standing in for a small-group lesson in progress.
PLACEHOLDER. Final photography: a group of three or four players in a session, mid-drill.

Bringing Your Own Group

Most small groups arrive already formed: two couples who play socially and want to actually improve, a set of colleagues who hit on weekends, three friends who used to play in school. You message Andre together, or one person coordinates and passes on the group's availability and rough levels.

If your group is closer to a full team or a company outing, that's a different format. See corporate tennis events instead.


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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