TENNIS COACHING
PROGRAMS

Our two boys have been members of Break Point Tennis for about 6-years. We started with the before school junior tennis and fitness sessions and have progressed with one-on-one private coaching lessons, pennants training and being part of the summer pennants program. The boys absolutely love it!
Matt, the boys’ individual coach, has been amazing! Not only professional but very friendly and encouraging of the boys’ tennis. To see how they have progressed has been fantastic. The pennants training sessions gives them great skills and fitness for the pennants season. Our youngest son’s team is now in the summer pennants grand final!
Andrijano is a fabulous communicator. No question is too hard to answer. Extremely professional. We would highly recommend Break Point Tennis!

My two now teenagers have been with All Abilities Break Point Tennis for Years.
Charlotte & Ben Love It! Matt and Digby are amazing. Everyone is active, engaged and having a go! It is very hard as a parent to find coaches and groups of sport for teenagers with disabilities to keep them active. All Abilities make tennis fun, are all-inclusive and understanding of the whole family. They are amazing!

This is the second year that Kate has attended All Ability Tennis and loves the interaction with the coaches Matt and Digby and all the other participants. Kate’s tennis has improved amazingly and if it wasn’t for All Ability Tennis she would never have been given this opportunity.
It is fantastic for people of all abilities.
Thanks Andrijano, Matt and Digby for all your effort and support, it is greatly appreciated.

My 14 year old daughter has been participating in the All Ability classes with Break Point Tennis for a few years now and really enjoys it. She is not much of a sport person so it’s great that she loves tennis and the coaches are probably the main reason why this is so. They’re able to keep the participants engaged and the level of skills taught is always appropriate and achievable.

Matt and Digby provide a huge benefit for our son. They have the compassion, joy and patience, as well as professionalism as coaches.
These attributes provide a social opportunity for my son and others with various intellectual disabilities, but importantly actually improve their skills.
Those attributes of compassion and professionalism boosts the kids’ confidence not just in their abilities but often – as is the case with our son who has struggled with frustration about his lack of ability to achieve key milestones in his life and is all too aware of his own limitations compared to his brothers and peers – his achievements in making visible improvement in skills gives him the much needed self belief in life in general. On this way, it actually helps his mental health. The future benefits of this are incalculable.