Key takeaways
- 01.Pick an academy close enough to keep up the routine, with certified coaches, small groups by level, a slower-ball pathway for young kids, a trial session and regular progress updates.
| Question to ask | Why it matters | ProSpin |
|---|---|---|
| Are the coaches certified? | Certification (ITF, Lebanese Tennis Federation, GPTCA, PTR) means trained in teaching, not just playing. | All coaches ITF and LTF certified, with a sports science background |
| How many kids per coach? | Fewer players means more ball time and feedback. | 2 to 4 per group |
| Is there a programme for my child's age? | Under-10s learn faster with slower balls and smaller courts. | ITF red, orange, green, yellow pathway from age 3 |
| Can we try first? | Your child should enjoy it before you commit. | First session free |
| How will I see progress? | Regular feedback keeps kids motivated. | Monthly star report with a photo |
| Is it close enough? | A short trip makes it easier to keep coming every week. | Baabda, Jamhour and Louaize |
| What do other parents say? | Reviews show how kids actually feel. | 5.0 on Google from 70 families |
Questions parents ask
What's the most important thing in a kids tennis academy?
A coach who keeps young children engaged, in a small group at their level. Ask for a trial session to see it for yourself.



