The Adam Brown Tennis Academy is offering a six-week block of free tennis lessons for 5-8-year-olds at Bridge of Allan Sports Club as a part of the Davis Cup legacy programme.
The lessons will be on Mondays at 4pm and will last for an hour.
Head coach at Bridge of Allan Sports Club, Adam Brown was one of the coaches chosen by the LTA to be a part of the Davis Cup legacy project.
This legacy project is aiming to introduce 10,000 youngsters throughout Britain to the sport to deliver a lasting legacy off the back of Team GB winning the Davis Cup.
Adam, winner of Tennis Scotland’s Outstanding Achievement Award for 2015, said: “I’m delighted to be chosen to be a part of this important project. I was lucky enough to be in Belgium to see the British team win the Davis Cup and I’m looking forward to introducing the sport to local youngsters to help secure the future of tennis in Scotland and Great Britain.”
The free lessons can be booked online at adambrowntennisacademy.com
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