London Tennis Coach - Former ATP Professional Gives London Tennis Lessons

Former ATP professional tennis player is now a London tennis coach

“Start Beating People You Never Beat Before With Just 3 Hours Of London Tennis Lessons With A Former Top 20 British Player….Without Breaking The Bank!!!”

If you are looking to improve your tennis dramatically in only a few hours then you have come to the right place.

Darren Emery is one of the only tennis coaches in london who has attained a world ranking in both singles and doubles and has travelled the world training with and playing against some of the best professionals on the pro-tour. He is now based up in London and is coaching at various venues around the city - he can even come to your own court should you be lucky enough to have one!

Darren played on tour for several years before hanging up his rackets at the end of the 2005 season. Since then he has been coaching a number of different clubs and centres through-out the UK and also did a summers work in one of the premiere tennis holiday resorts in Austria.

He has coached all ages and abilities, from house-wife beginners to “mini-red” 4 year olds as well as a number of nationally ranked junior players. He also travelled extensively with the number 4 Australian boy under 18 helping him secure his first wins on the professional tour. Now he offers his services as a London tennis coach.

He holds a current USPTR Professional qualification alongside their high performance PTR2 certification.

If you are looking for an enthusiatic, sociable and highly entertaining London tennis coach with a supreme knowledge of the game and who works with all standards and ages of player, then please send an email to: coaching(at)6-0tennis.com for details on times, prices and availability today to avoid disappointment.

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