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Mullumbimby Tennis Club. Photo supplied

Mullumbimby Tennis Club say they are thrilled to announce an exciting new initiative for the community.

Organisers say, ‘After an incredible year of growth and success, we are offering free specialist tennis coaching for both members and non-members, starting March 19’.

‘This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone keen to give tennis a go, with coaching at a high level in a fun and energetic cardio tennis format.

‘Sessions will run for four weeks, every Wednesday morning at 7.30am, for one hour.

Limited spots

‘Spots are limited, so we encourage interested participants to register early by texting Stephen Gort on 0412 731 814.

‘Mullumbimby Tennis Club has gone from strength to strength, with six newly resurfaced courts, upgraded fencing, and a successful open tournament held last year.

‘Alongside this new initiative, we also host social tennis: on Monday ladies’ night, Tuesday mixed social tennis evenings, Wednesday morning ladies, Friday evening and Saturday afternoon mixed social tennis, providing plenty of opportunities to get involved.

‘Come and join a welcoming tennis community, get fit, make new friends, and take advantage of this unique free coaching opportunity with qualified coaches.

‘Sessions will be held at the Mullumbimby Tennis Courts on Stuart Street, opposite the Community Gardens, with plenty of parking available.

Don’t miss out—register today and be part of the action!’

For general info about Mullumbimby Tennis Club visit www.mullumbimbytennisclub.com, or email [email protected].



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