tennis coach in San Jose, Tennis lesson and class

408-376-1015 (Seydou) : https://www.tennisbyseydou.com

• • SUMMER TENNIS CAMPS + LESSONS REGISTRATION
  • Register today for our summer programme Now
  • Our JUNE 4- JULY 27, 2018  Tennis Camps registration is open. We
  • offer Summer break camp for all ages and levels of players. Beginners and high performers players are welcome. We are one and only facility in the area where kids can enjoy themselves
  • What To Wear & What To Bring!
  • Rackets, Shorts and a T-shirt
  • Tennis shoes only
  • Lunch and 2 snacks for full-day campers and one snack for half-day campers

408-376-1015 (Seydou) : https://www.tennisbyseydou.com

• An Example Of Camper’s Regular Day Schedule
• 8:50 – 9:00             Arrival
• 9:00 – 10:30am       Tennis
• 10:30 – 10:45am    Snack break
• 10:45 – 12:00pm    Tennis games
• 12:00 – 12:30pm    Free play
• 12:30pm       Pick up of half-day campers
• 12:30 – 1:00pm       Lunch
• 1:00 – 2:00pm         Match Play
• 2:00 – 2:15pm         Snack Break
• 2:15 – 3:30pm         Match Play
• 3:00pm          Pick up time!

408-376-1015 (Seydou) : https://www.tennisbyseydou.com

Our program

Kids tennis – levels: Red  levels, Orange  level, Green level, Junior development, High performance, Adult clinic, Schedule, Lessons, 

Pricing, Policy, Hitting lesson, Fitness lesson, Racket stringing replacement, Watch players in tournaments

408-376-1015 (Seydou) : https://www.tennisbyseydou.com

Seydou is a professional tennis player who plays on the ATP Tour for several years. He began teaching in 2008 at Christ Evert Tennis Academy one of the famous tennis academies in the US in Boca Raton, Florida. He moved to the bay area in 2009 and worked with Eagle Fustar the same year and The Harker School for over 3 years as Assistant Professional. Seydou loves to spread the culture of knowledge and to make discover to others.

He is a PTR Professional certified and has a high standard of playing and teaching skill. These experiences gave him the knowledge to develop champions at the junior level and produce college players for the past 10 years.