Psst! Have You Heard About Strictly Come Juniors Tennis Camp.... Pass It On Please! Post Reply

[LineBall Tennis/Siva]

LineBall Tennis' "Strictly Come Juniors Tennis Camp" for 2022:
(Summer Mon 25th Jul to 2st Sep, Autumn Mon 24th Oct to 28th Oct.,  - Christmas 16th Dec - NO CAMP)

> Juniors Tennis ages 4-18 years-old at Clapham Common West Side SW4 9AN.

 

> Morning OR Afternoon Session (10am-12.00pm or 1-3pm) costs £13 per session or £110 for 10 sessions.

 

Morning session only for Under-10s ages THEN Afternoon for 11+ ages. ALL-DAY SESSION - by arrangement ONLY: Full day 10am-3pm costs £25 per session or £230 for 10. 

> Additional hours from 8.30-10am or from 3-5pm are available at an extra £10 per session. 

> A Select 8-12 juniors to enroll to avoid over-crowded sessions. 

 
Contact details: lineball AT talktalk dot net.

[LineBall Tennis/Siva]

LineBall Tennis's Krishna here: again hailing local would be tennis playing juniors and/or via parents.

ALSO, LineBall have booked two-courts for both morning  and afternoon session now, and coach James on hand to help.

Also, if all-day or full-session attendance is necessary, for the parents who are busy it can be arranged at cost of £20.

Remember, morning sessions for under 10s and and afternoon for 10+ ages.

All at cost-of-living busting frozen price of £13 per junior for 2-hours with familiar local intimate camp.

[LineBall Tennis/Siva]

Not just tennis-pro Krishna launching LineBall Tennis' "Strictly Come Juniors Tennis Camp" today 25th July, we just read that Little House Balham is ALSO opening today.

Little House Balham is Nick Jones latest expansion project of his famous "Soho House" private members club.

Krishna expect to be in Bedford Hill road at the opening, with his £700 member-fee - if his cost-of-living-crisis a.k.a. inflation budgets permits!!!

p.s. excuse the piggy-back

[LineBall Tennis/Siva]

Junior Tennis-Camp Update:

LineBall Tennis's first week of "Strictly Come Juniors Tennis Camp" for Summer 2022 this week. On Weds. we received this from parent of inaugural attendee Emily 12 Y.O. beginner tennis-player, who "dropped-in" for the 10+ ages afternoon session. Lineball's Krishna + James are gratified to receive enthusiastic embrace of the juniors tennis-camp efforts:

 

[Ramaboo]

Three posts but very little useful info. Links to websites that don't seem to work. I'm actually looking for kids summer tennis camps in Clapham.

I know not everyone need to have super slick websites but it's putting me off booking. Has anyone used the above? 

 

[LineBall Tennis/Siva]

Hello and Welcome to those returning from holidays and excursions back to local Clapham!

If your juniors are looking for genuine activities as from to child-parking creche on Clpaham Common, please do come and try our Strictly Come Juniors Tennis Camp - None have ever been disappointed, just recruited for more!

Contact Krishna of LineBall in numerous ways shown on ball-poster / flyer above.

"Strictly Come...." Camp-Update:

While LineBall prefer the ebb-and-flow of the tennis-camp size, as some people disappear for breakaway travels others take advantage of small-size group attendance at Camp. For example, on 5th Aug. a Friday afternoon, only Clapham Westside local James C. turned-up! He had basically private lesson for two-hours. We committed to Camp and hadn't registered or reckoned on how may may turn-up - doh! as we encourage drop-ins with notice. This was yesterday Wednesday afternoon attendees at Camp with hleper Mila (please contact me if picture is NOT CONDONED with parental-permission)

Top News Flash:
We now have resumed all-day tennis-camp sessions too for consideration of working parents increasingly returning to office: THAT'S £20 for 10 to 3pm of camp activities related to tennis.

As for the last message by @Ramaboo, Linball know that's rival "Cousins=creche" muppets masquerading as camp putting-out "hater" messages: Krishna messaged them directly and left his mobile to call him directly about issue. No call came surprisingly!

 

[Ramaboo]

Sorry that you think that I'm a troll. I am genuinely a frustrated local parent who was looking for tennis camp for my kid. I remembered having seen one advertised on here, and when I came to search for the info, I couldn't access what I needed to find out. 

I actually thought that maybe my criticism would be useful feedback for you - I don't know of many parents who book their children onto courses with so little digital footprint/reviews/just a mobile phone number, so wanted to give you the advice that your website needs work if you want to increase bookings. I possibly could have done so less grumpily, but it was genuine question from me to ask for feedback from other parents.

I didn't have time to wait for replies as I had to get something booked, so went with another option instead.