In this guide
Key takeaways
- 01.Most Lebanese tennis academies quote monthly packages rather than per-lesson prices, and few publish them.
- 02.ProSpin's monthly packages depend on sessions per week and the branch; message +961 3 135 735 on WhatsApp for current prices.
- 03.Your first session is free.
What changes the price
- Group, semi-private or private. Groups of 2 to 4 cost less per player than one-on-one lessons.
- Sessions per week. Monthly packages scale with how often the player trains.
- Level. Advanced packages add extra sessions on the big court.
- Court and venue. Club court rental is sometimes included, sometimes extra. Always ask.
- Camps. Holiday camps are priced separately from regular training.
Public price points we found
As of November 2026, only a handful of public figures exist online, and some are old:
- A Beirut.com article lists adult sessions with an ITF-certified coach at Renaissance Training Club, Ras Beirut, at about $25 per session (Beirut.com). It doesn't say whether that is private or group.
- A 2024 listing for a Sin El Fil sports summer camp run with Tennis Lab Academy shows about $350 per month (event listing).
Prices in Lebanon have moved a lot since 2019, so treat older figures, especially in lira, as out of date.
Questions to ask any academy about price
- Is the price per month, per term or per session?
- How many players per coach in a group?
- Is the court included?
- Are missed sessions made up?
- Is there a free trial before paying?
Questions parents ask
How much are ProSpin's lessons?
Monthly packages depend on sessions per week and the branch. Message ProSpin on WhatsApp at +961 3 135 735 for current prices.
Are private lessons more expensive than group lessons?
Yes, per player. Groups of 2 to 4 share the coach's time, while private lessons are one-on-one.
Can I try before paying?
Yes. ProSpin's first session is free with no commitment.



