Tennis Central

[Anonymous]

Has anyone enrolled their kid in the incubator program?

Or just did their travel team?

Looking for any feedback.

[Anonymous]

Scam alert but you do you

[Anonymous]

Ok, thank you for the warning! I really appreciate it. Just looking for my middle school son to get some great coaching so he can make his high school team. Any idea where to look? We are in Bethesda, and Tennis Central has programs in this area. I'm open to other organizations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ok, thank you for the warning! I really appreciate it. Just looking for my middle school son to get some great coaching so he can make his high school team. Any idea where to look? We are in Bethesda, and Tennis Central has programs in this area. I'm open to other organizations.

Bethesda tennis academy

[Anonymous]

Go to the Jtcc in college park

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go to the Jtcc in college park

No not for mediocre kids not worth it

[Anonymous]

So jtcc is not for kids trying to make their school varsity team?
Agree that it's kind of far.
Hoping to find something closer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So jtcc is not for kids trying to make their school varsity team?
Agree that it's kind of far.
Hoping to find something closer.

I just recommended you a reasonable option that is actually in Bethesda. BTA

[Anonymous]

parent of a competitive tennis player. tennis central is good for recreational to low level competitors. serious tennis players go to jttc. pass and jsi are ok, both have a LOT of kids. pass is better than jsi. we've been almost everywhere and mostly do privates now.

[Anonymous]

The answer to your question is, what do you want to do? If you want to recreational, Tennis Central is good. If you’re very serious about it, Jtcc is good

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The answer to your question is, what do you want to do? If you want to recreational, Tennis Central is good. If you’re very serious about it, Jtcc is good

If you say so

[Anonymous]

Tennis Central has a business model that is based on: 1) hiring international college graduates as coaches as paying them very little; 2) charging an arm and a leg for lessons; and 3) employing a very aggressive marketing strategy.

I am still kicking myself for wasting my money on subpar instruction.

[Anonymous]

Stay away. It’s a total scam

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tennis Central has a business model that is based on: 1) hiring international college graduates as coaches as paying them very little; 2) charging an arm and a leg for lessons; and 3) employing a very aggressive marketing strategy.

I am still kicking myself for wasting my money on subpar instruction.

A monkey couldn’t told you that

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tennis Central has a business model that is based on: 1) hiring international college graduates as coaches as paying them very little; 2) charging an arm and a leg for lessons; and 3) employing a very aggressive marketing strategy.

I am still kicking myself for wasting my money on subpar instruction.

A monkey couldn’t told you that

I bet a monkey would have written a better sentence