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Find local tennis coaches, hitting partners, cardio tennis groups, tennis social groups, tennis lessons, tennis coaches & clubs near you. Whether it is casual, social or competitive - we want to help you find a group that works for you. We also cater to kids tennis lessons, teams, clubs & camps, explore options in you and surrounds.Recently added Social Groups & Activities
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is tennis a winter or summer sport in Australia?
Tennis is played year-round in Australia. Local seasons vary by state, climate, competition and court type rather than following one national calendar. Outdoor clubs may schedule summer sessions earlier or later to avoid heat, while rain, frost and shorter daylight can affect winter play. Check the club's current fixture, lighting and weather policies.
What equipment do I need to start tennis?
You will usually need a racquet, supportive court shoes, comfortable sports clothing, water and sun protection for outdoor play. Ball supply and loan racquets vary: some clubs and coaches provide them, while casual court hire may not. Ask what is included before your first session so you do not buy equipment unnecessarily.
Can I join tennis if I haven't played since school?
Yes. Look for beginner, rusty-racquet or return-to-tennis sessions where the pace and instruction suit people rebuilding their skills. Tell the organiser how long it has been since you played and ask whether you need to serve and rally consistently before attending. These tips for returning to exercise can also help you restart gradually.
What's the difference between singles and doubles tennis?
Singles is played one against one on a narrower court and generally requires each player to cover more ground. Doubles is played two against two on the full doubles court, placing more emphasis on teamwork, positioning and net play. Social sessions may offer one or both formats, depending on player numbers and court availability.
Do I need coaching to improve at tennis?
Not required, but coaching accelerates improvement in technique and strategy. Many players combine social play (for fun and consistency) with occasional lessons (for skill-building). Your group may have coaching recommendations.
How is traditional tennis different from cardio tennis?
Traditional tennis sessions focus on strokes, rallies, tactics and match play. Cardio tennis uses tennis-based drills in a faster group workout, with continuous movement and fitness as the main aim; it may involve less technical instruction or formal scoring. Read the introduction to cardio tennis, then check each listing because session formats vary by coach.
What's the difference between a social group and lessons/coaching?
A social group usually focuses on regular, informal participation and meeting people, with less individual instruction. Lessons and coaching are led by an instructor and follow a more structured approach to developing skills, technique or fitness. Some activities combine both, so check whether a listing is social, coached or a mix before joining.
How do I find the right activity for my skill level?
Start with the age and activity filters, then check the listing for terms such as beginner, social, intermediate, advanced or all abilities. Look for the expected pace, distance, rules and equipment as well as the skill label. If anything is unclear, tell the organiser about your experience and ask what a typical first session involves.
Are activities free or do they cost money?
KeepActive lists both free and paid activities. Use the 'Show Free Activities Only' filter for no-cost options. Paid activities may charge per session, by term, through a membership or for venue hire, so check what the advertised price includes and ask about trial sessions, equipment hire and additional registration fees.
How do I join a group or sign up for lessons?
Click on the group listing to find their contact details, then reach out directly via their website or phone number. KeepActive helps you discover activities, but the organiser handles bookings and registration.
Do I need to commit to a group long-term?
Not always. Some social activities welcome casual drop-ins, while leagues, term-based lessons and coached programs may require registration for a season or set number of sessions. Check the cancellation policy, attendance expectations and payment terms with the organiser before committing.
Why should I join a social group instead of exercising alone?
Group activity can add routine, encouragement and accountability while giving you a regular way to meet people with a shared interest. It is not automatically better than exercising alone, but many people find the social commitment helps them stay consistent. Read more about group versus solo exercise and making friends through shared activities.
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