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Autumn Junior Tennis Camps will be held in Haddenham for five days and will involve lots of general sporting activity including tennis technical, tactical, physical & mental skills.

The camps are fun days, for ages 5 to 16 years.

Two Booking Options:

10:00am — 3:00pm (full day session)
10:00am — 12.30pm (morning session)

Dates:

Monday 26th October
Tuesday 27th October
Wednesday 28th October
Thursday 29th October
Friday 30th October

For all course enquiries and to book places please contact Blaise on 0743 8906675 or Email blaisebahe@gmail.com or haddenhamtennisclub@hotmail.com

For places please complete and return the booking form from Haddenham Tennis Club on: http://www.haddenhamtennis.co.uk/about-us/coaching-courses

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