Qualified: RPT ‘Mark of a Pro’ qualified coach
Tel: 07917 701 009
Email: leonardmburns@gmail.com
Here at Hazelwood, I run Coach & Play sessions for both beginners, improvers and intermediate players. Beginner players quickly learn the game of tennis; being able to serve, rally and score, learning through play, which is the most enjoyable way to learn. For intermediate players, sessions are structured into technical, tactical and competitive play. If you want further details or to sign up for a course, all the sessions are available to review, book and pay securely online.
Hazelwood Adult Group Coaching Sessions
TAP the course of interest, and you will be taken to the booking platform where you can create your account, book, and pay securely online.
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Latest COVID news
UPDATE: Tier 4 Restrictions
The Government announced on 19 December that new Tier 4 restrictions were to be introduced in parts of England from that evening. Based on the LTA’s discussions with DCMS to get confirmation of exactly what this means for tennis we can confirm the following for Tier 4 areas:
- Indoor courts, gyms and sports facilities will need to close
- Outdoor tennis courts can remain open for individual exercise, and for people to use with others within your household, support bubble, or with one person from another household. One-to-one coaching outdoors is therefore also permitted
- Organised outdoor sport for under 18s and disabled people will be allowed to continue in larger numbers
In, terms of elite tennis, the Government has confirmed that elite sport can continue in line with the strict protocols and measures that are in place for it, as it did during the previous lockdown. Events such as the scheduled ‘Battle of the Brits Premier League of Tennis’ are therefore able to continue as previously announced.
We have now updated the summary grid of tennis activity by tier to reflect the above information and cover Tier 4. This grid has since been further updated to include confirmation that toilets are able to open in Tier 4 areas, as well as the inclusion of additional detail covering coach education. The full LTA Covid-19 Secure guidance documents have now also been updated (29 December) to reflect the Tier 4 restrictions outlined in the summary grid.
The full list of which areas are in which tier is provided on the Government website, and you can also use the postcode checker via the link below.
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UPDATE: Tier 4 Restrictions
The Government announced on 19 December that new Tier 4 restrictions were to be introduced in parts of England from that evening. Based on the LTA’s discussions with DCMS to get confirmation of exactly what this means for tennis we can confirm the following for Tier 4 areas:
- Indoor courts, gyms and sports facilities will need to close
- Outdoor tennis courts can remain open for individual exercise, and for people to use with others within your household, support bubble, or with one person from another household. One-to-one coaching outdoors is therefore also permitted
- Organised outdoor sport for under 18s and disabled people will be allowed to continue in larger numbers
In, terms of elite tennis, the Government has confirmed that elite sport can continue in line with the strict protocols and measures that are in place for it, as it did during the previous lockdown. Events such as the scheduled ‘Battle of the Brits Premier League of Tennis’ are therefore able to continue as previously announced.
We have now updated the summary grid of tennis activity by tier to reflect the above information and cover Tier 4. This grid has since been further updated to include confirmation that toilets are able to open in Tier 4 areas, as well as the inclusion of additional detail covering coach education. The full LTA Covid-19 Secure guidance documents have now also been updated (29 December) to reflect the Tier 4 restrictions outlined in the summary grid.
The full list of which areas are in which tier is provided on the Government website, and you can also use the postcode checker via the link below.