Fireball School Clinics
- Feb 11, 2022
- 1 min read
This week we’d like to say a big thank you to all our local schools for welcoming us into their schools to run our school tennis clinics!
After a long break we’ve been back at our schools this week running our tennis clinics! The clinics provide us an opportunity to spread our passion for tennis and grow the sport of tennis!
Our clinics are catered to students of all ages, from prep to grade 6, to give the kids a taste of what learning and playing tennis is like and what being a part of the Fireball Community is like. We believe that tennis is the most rewarding sport to play, both physically and mentally, so we have a strong passion for sharing that with our players and parents!
If you’d like to join or enquire about a tennis lesson please contact Fireball Tennis Member Services on 0422 270 224 or by emailing memberservices@fireballtennis.com.au.
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