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Juniors Squash Coaching

Winter is the perfect time for children to get started playing squash. 

Starting from the first week of January, the beginners junior squash coaching takes place twice a week during term-time, with group sessions suitable for children of all ages. The one hour sessions will give them a chance to get to grips with the basic areas of the game, such as hand-to-eye coordination and movement, all the way up to being able to serve, return and rally! There will be a great mix of games and activities alongside 1-2-1 coaching with our qualified team, making the sessions enjoyable and constructive for all players.

The sessions are open to children from 5 years old up to 11 years old and ran by our highly experienced, qualified, professional Squash Coaches.

 The first session is free of charge to give children a chance to try it out before properly committing. 

Session days and times are:

Monday evenings 6pm – 7pm
Sunday mornings 10am – 11am

£7 per child, per session | £30 for a 5 week block. 

Players can borrow rackets and squash glasses if need be, they just need them to have clean non marking shoes!

For more information about the sessions or anything else please contact Mike Harris, Head of Squash and Racketball

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