I want to participate in tennis training in the summer, is there a good school to recommend?

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Summary. Learning tennis generally costs about 100-200 yuan a section, and the specific ** depends on the quality of the coach, and there will be deviations in different regions**. Generally, the money is calculated on a per-time basis, ranging from 300 yuan to 500 yuan each time.

Tennis training courses are generally calculated according to the number of times, according to the level of the teacher and the cost of the teaching venue also varies, usually in the first-tier cities need to pay between 300 yuan and 500 yuan for each class. For training courses, it is generally 500-1000 yuan, about 10 days, about 2 hours a day, and about 8 people per class. If you have 1 to 1 or 1 to 2 3 people, the price is more expensive because you have to share the cost of renting a venue.

Hello dear, the cost of tennis training varies from region to region, generally ranging from 500 yuan to 3000 yuan per month. In addition, there are schools that offer tennis lessons,** which are generally lower than private lessons.

Prices vary from place to place. In the past two years, the cost of learning tennis is relatively high, and the basic training course is 1,000 yuan. One-on-one coaching is generally more than 100 yuan, the higher the tennis coach's title, learning tennis is still not cheap.

Learning tennis generally costs about 100-200 yuan a section, and the specific ** depends on the quality of the coach, and there will be deviations in different regions**. Generally, the money is calculated on a per-time basis, ranging from 300 yuan to 500 yuan each time. Tennis training courses are generally calculated according to the number of times, according to the level of the teacher and the cost of the teaching venue also varies, usually in the first-tier cities need to pay between 300 yuan and 500 yuan for each class.

For training courses, it is generally 500-1000 yuan, about 10 days, about 2 hours a day, and about 8 people per class. If you have 1 to 1 or 1 to 2 3 people, the price is more expensive because you have to share the cost of renting a venue.

If you look at the Prince of Tennis more, you will have more urge to learn to play tennis.

I think the best place to learn tennis should be Hebei Baoding Chaoda Tennis School. This school is located at No. 2781, Tianwei West Road, Baoding City, with a total investment of more than 360 yuan and an area of 17 acres. It is a comprehensive tennis venue integrating sports, fitness and training of tennis talents.

There are nine standard plastic lighting tennis courts and five short tennis training courts. Chaoda Tennis School has professional tennis coaches to guide the Beijing team Li Zheng and Wen Xin. Li Zeyang, Li Mengxi, and Suolujun of the Bayi team are all from this school.

But some people will say that not every child who is interested in tennis has the opportunity to go to such a school, so it will be discouraged by the question of tuition, but there is no need to have so many scruples in Baoding Chaoda Tennis School, as long as you are interested in tennis, you can go there to learn tennis, because he is not only a tennis school but also a charity, to those who are discouraged by tennis because of money with great confidence, as long as you are interested, have perseverance, you can go there to study, And as long as you work hard, you will definitely achieve excellent results. So I think Baoding Chaoda Tennis School is the best tennis school in China!

Yes, Baoding Chaoda Tennis School is indeed very good, very formal, and the environment and facilities are also very good!

Chaoda Online School, this is very famous.

Do you mean athletic training schools or colleges? I only know universities and colleges, Nanjing Normal University is very good, the current number one Chinese men's singles player Zeng Shaodigo is from Nanjing Normal University, and there are many national teams.

First of all, it is recommended that you choose a training course hosted by a regular sports school or a **sex gymnasium. After that, you will consult with a professional coach, who will usually ask you about your situation (that is, your tennis basics), and even test your level with you, and then give you some advice, you just need to follow his advice. Of course, it depends on whether people are enthusiastic about you.

Secondly, if you want to skip the above procedures and decide for yourself, it is recommended that you start with the basic class. Many tennis amateurs (more than 90% to be exact) basically give up after buying a tennis racket for 3 months, because compared with other ball sports, tennis requires strong coordination of the whole body, comparable to gymnastics, so it is more difficult to get started. It takes a lot of perseverance to survive the first 3 months and practice for more than 2 hours a day.

Starting from the basics will make you progress faster.

If you're already at it, I think you still need to start with the basics, because most of the amateur shots are flawed, and the forehand, (especially) backhand (also divided into topspin and downspin), volleys, serves, and high-pressure balls are more complicated, and there are differences in running and hitting movements due to the court factors (hard and red ground), so you have to lay a good foundation.

In short, perseverance is the essence of tennis. Stick with it, he's a real king of ball games, especially when you're hitting the ball and when your legs rub together.