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- Coaching at Kings
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 The club runs an extensive range of
coaching through our coach Scott Dobson. Scott, pictured opposite,
is a fully qualified LTA coach who has been coaching since 1991.
His experience includes two periods coaching at the Boliteri
School in Florida during 1998 and 2002.
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- The club aims to encourage
people at all levels ages and abilities, from mini tennis through
to adult. Whatever level you are at we have something for you.Junior
coaching -with 150 juniors in the programme, squads from development
to performance level are run throughout the year in term time.
Holiday courses are run in Easter, Whitsun and Summer for beginners.
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- Senior coaching takes place
four times in the week for beginners up to team players, and
individual one-to-one coaching is also available.
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- Scott can provide a range
of racquets, tennis shoes, balls and accessories to members at
very competitive prices and is one of largest distributors in
Bristol of Prince Racquets. A racquet re-stringing service is
also available.
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- For more information on coaching,
call Scott Dobson at the club on
- Club: 0117 9427667
- Mobile: 07748 632148
- Home office: 01454 313909
(coach 87 limited)
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Junior Successes
in 2005
- Our U12 Boys Team were County
Division II Champions this year, so well done to Jamie Goodenough,
Rory More O'Ferrall, Wil Patterson, Prashant Mistry and Oran
Sendles for their hard work throughout the season.
The LTA has again awarded Kings Performance Accreditation for
2006 in recognition of the standard of players we have at Kings.
Mini Tennis Accreditation has also been awarded for the next
year together with some minor funding to help the development
of the younger players.
Junior
successes in 2004:
- Tim and Jonny Freeman -winners
U18 Avon Schools doubles.
- James Askew and Tim Dutch
-winners of the U18 Avon County Closed boys doubles.
- Joe Collingwood and Ryan Fernando
winner and runner up of the U18 Boys singles plate at the Avon
County Closed.
- Polly Freeman and Chloe Pike
were runner up U14 Girls Doubles at the Avon County Closed.
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