Kids Academy
Juniors David Lloyd 2025-26
Season 2025-2026
Description
Exclusively available to David Lloyd members
60 minutes of lessons weekly
The child is now playing on the adult court. He will perfect all tactical aspects of the game starting with service and service return. Introduction of ball effects and trajectories. He starts playing matches and actually applying all techniques learned
The child's registration will be compulsory until the end of the cycle.
To ensure that the groups are homogeneous, timetables can be adapted according to the level and age of the children
Please note: courses are always given on the first weekend of the school holidays
Tennis Event asbl is insured in Civil Liability PACKAGE D'ASSURANCES TALENSIA N° 010.720.200.593 For any information you can contact
HD ASSURANCES (company number: 0865.282.461)
Tel: +32(2)633 19 00 - Fax: +32(2) 633 23 02
Boulevards de la cense 97 1410 Waterloo
Classes availabilities
INFORMATION
- Duration of the course: 60 min
- Numbers of players per group: 4
- 24M
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Program
Shot sequences
Types of stances
Service
Introduction to game tactics
Match
24 meters court
Yellow ball
Adult racket
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Practical details
We follow the Belgian school calendar
HolidaysDay off
Autumn holidays (Toussaint):from Monday 27th October 2025 to Sunday 2nd November 2025
Winter holidays:
from Monday 22nd December 2025 to Sunday 4th January 2026
Carnival holidays:
from Monday 16th February 2026 to Sunday 22nd February 2026
Spring holidays:
from Monday 6th April 2026 to Sunday 19th April 2026
Frequently asked questions
If you can not find answer to your question in our FAQ, you can always contact us. We will answer you shortly!
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What are the payment methods?
We accept the following payment methods: visa, mastercard and bancontact. Do you have a specific proposal for a different payment method, let us know at hello@a4tp.be -
What is the difference between backhand and forehand?
Forehand is played with the hand moving palm-first, Backhand is played with the back of the hand preceding the palm. -
How are points counted in the tennis?
Tennis is played on sets and games. One set is consisting of games. Set is finished when the player wins six games. The game is won when a player wins four points, with the difference between a win and lost points is at least two. Counting goes similar like in watches: 15, 30, 40, win. In case both players won three points and the score is 40:40, then extra points are played. Whoever wins two points in a row, wins a game.