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Need to get out of the house and hit some balls but don't have anyone to play with?


Contact Jamie - an experienced tennis enthusiast and LTA ranked player available to hit in local parks and courts.


I have played in many county competitions for 15 years.


Whether a beginner looking for some basic tips and guidance on strokes, an intermediate looking to take their game to the next level through challenging rallying, or advanced players looking for a competitive game, get in touch today.


I am available weekdays (7-9am, 6.30-8.30pm) or weekends (flexible).


Contact me on 07908 428 406 to confirm details & pricing.


More on my website too: tennisfanatic.mystrikingly.com

Videos on Instagram: @thetennisfanatic


Look forward to seeing some of you on the court!


*for the time being, play will be in accordance with the LTA safety advice which includes only handling your own tennis balls and not serving.

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