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The first question you must ask yourself is how much do you want to improve? How committed are you? And what are your goals? This will help Sean determine an appropriate lesson plan for you. You can request lessons by contacting Sean at sean.coaching@gmail.com. Once Sean has been given some information, a time is mutually agreed upon for the lessons. *Note* lessons do not need to be at the same time every week, however, for scheduling reasons, it is much easier to try and keep the same time every week and it helps with consistency.
Yes, all lessons require memberships to the Craig Henry Tennis Club. We are offering a “Coaching membership” which gives you the privileges of being able to take lessons only and signicantly cheaper than a membership. I strongly encourage all players to take out a full membership, taking lessons and playing on your own time is the fastest and most efficient way to improve!
Notice of cancellation must be given at least 24 hours prior to the start of the lesson, otherwise the lesson will be charged in full.
Sean has extensive experience dealing with people who have never played racquet sports and has become one of Canada’s leading experts in the topic. Sean will ease you into the sport in a fun and progressive way that will leave you wanting to keep coming back.
Sean accepts cash and e-transfers. All programs, as well as all lessons, must be pre-paid.
Yes. All packages and single lessons have to be pre-paid before the first lesson 72 hours in advance to guarantee your booking.
Tennis Lesson packages must be completed by September 30th, 2025.  Squash lessons packages must be completed before April 1st 2025
Generally speaking, communication will be via email until lessons are officially organized. Afterwards, it’s always best to text for ease of communication, it also helps the coach, and the client have a log of changes or cancellations to their weekly lessons etc.  Texts replies are generally pretty speedy. Phone Calls should be used only as absolute emergencies