What ages does the Junior Program cover?

The academy says its programmes suit all ages and levels, from first-timers to competitors, and juniors start on slower balls and smaller courts. Specific age bands aren't published - ask the academy.

Where are the sessions?

On the academy's courts at South View School in Remraam, DPS Dubai in The Gardens, DPS Sharjah and Dubai Scholars in Al Qusais, plus residents-only courts at Meydan and Damac Lagoons. Pick a branch on this page to see the address Google gives for it.

How much do lessons cost?

Prices aren't published on the academy's site - ask the academy.

Is there a trial lesson?

A trial policy isn't published - ask the academy.

When are the classes?

Class times for each group and court aren't published. Ask on WhatsApp which days and times your child's group runs at your court.

How do I contact the academy?

Phone or WhatsApp +971 52 620 1979, email info@uaesports.ae, or Instagram and Facebook at @tennisuaesports.

UAE Sports Tennis Academy

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Remraam

UAE Sports Tennis Academy runs junior and adult tennis programmes at courts in Dubai and Sharjah: two full-size courts inside South View School in Remraam, two courts inside DPS Dubai in The Gardens, DPS Sharjah, a mini tennis court for kids at Dubai Scholars in Al Qusais, and residents-only courts at Meydan and Damac Lagoons. It offers programmes for kids and adults of all levels, 'from first-timers to competitors'. The Junior Program introduces children to tennis through the International Tennis Federation system - slower balls, smaller courts and lots of fun - using a Spanish coaching methodology. Players who want to compete can move into the Performance programme, which the academy says guides players from national to international level, and it also runs tennis camps in Spain for young players. It cites 25 years of experience in the tennis industry and says it keeps communication open with parents. Prices, age bands and session times are not published, so message the academy on WhatsApp before booking.

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The activity

Tennis, explained

Tennis coaching for children usually starts with mini-tennis - smaller courts, softer, slower balls and lighter racquets so kids can rally and enjoy the game before scaling up to a full court. Coaches build hand-eye coordination, footwork and basic strokes (forehand, backhand, serve) through games and drills, then move stronger players into more structured technical and match-play training as they progress. Academies typically group children by age and ability, and offer a pathway from first-timer sessions through to competitive junior programmes and school partnerships.

Who it's for

Kids and adults of all levels, 'from first-timers to competitors'. The Junior Program introduces children to tennis on slower balls and smaller courts; recreational groups are for kids who play for health, fun and community; the Performance programme is for players who compete. Exact age bands aren't published, and which programmes run at which court isn't either: ask the academy.

What to expect

Junior sessions follow the International Tennis Federation approach to starting out: slower balls, smaller courts and lots of fun, coached with a Spanish methodology. The academy's recreational groups are for kids who play for health, fun and community, building confidence, technique and fitness at their own pace. Sessions take place on the academy's courts inside schools and residential communities; Remraam, for example, has two full-size courts inside South View School. The academy doesn't publish session length, group sizes, kit or a trial policy, so ask on WhatsApp whether racquets are provided for beginners and whether your child can try a session first.

Highlights

Junior Program built on the ITF approach - slower balls, smaller courts - with a Spanish coaching methodology (tennisuaesports.ae)
Two full-size courts inside South View School, Remraam, and two inside DPS Dubai, The Gardens (tennisuaesports.ae)
Performance programme for players who compete, plus tennis camps in Spain for young players (tennisuaesports.ae)
Also coaches at DPS Sharjah and Dubai Scholars in Al Qusais, with residents-only courts at Meydan and Damac Lagoons (tennisuaesports.ae)
Cites 25 years in the tennis industry; says it is approved by Dubai Sports Council and the Federal Youth Authority (tennisuaesports.ae)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

On Google, the Remraam branch is rated 4.9 from 17 reviews and the Delhi Private School branch 5.0 from 7 reviews. Each branch's own rating shows when you pick it, where Google has one.

The facts

Ages: All ages and levels, from first-timers to competitors; age bands not published (tennisuaesports.ae)
Not published yet: Ask about prices and trials
Where: South View School, Al Thamam 41, Ground Floor, Al Hebiah Fifth, Remraam, Dubai
How to book: wa.me/971526201979 · +971 52 620 1979 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Fri4–10pm
Sat–Sun7–11am, 4–10pm

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

Two full-size courts inside South View School; Junior, Performance, Adults, Tennis League, Camps and Schools programmes listed (tennisuaesports.ae)
Wheelchair-accessible toilet, car park and entrance (Google listing)
Remraam: wheelchair-accessible toilet, car park and entrance (Google listing)
The Meydan and Damac Lagoons courts are for residents of those communities only (tennisuaesports.ae)
One phone and WhatsApp number covers every court: +971 52 620 1979, or email [email protected] (tennisuaesports.ae)