12 weeks challenge

HAVE YOU TRIED TO COMPETE BEFORE AND FAILED TO MAKE ANY PROGRESS? OR NEVER TRIED BUT TOO CONFUSED WHERE TO START?

The '90 days tennis challenge'  I put together will help you learn techniques that can turn people who don’t know how to win into highly competitive players in UNDER 3 months.

If you are taking (or thinking of taking) ANY tennis lessons to beat THAT player who keeps on beating you (even knowing you are better), to become the club's champion or to improve your rating then you MUST book that course  before it’s taken down. 

Right now, there are competitors in your club who are:

• Training more than you...  
• Being coached more than you...  
• Enjoying more wins than you...  

And most of the time, it's not even because they are better players.  No, the reason is simply because they are more consistent or fitter than you, and are therefore able to win more matches while everyone else gets frustrated. 

" I love coaching and helping players that are commited to step up their game. After working with thousands of players just like you, I know that you are struggling, frustrated and feeling like a failure when it comes to winning matches and reaching the next level .  Together, on this one of a kind training we will work together to finally solve this and give you "90 days" to ensure you get more confidence in your game knowing you have a solid technique.  I cannot wait to see you on court and show you this system to ensure you start reaching your goals".— Sebastien Scaux

Founder and Chair of 10is Academy, Sebastien Scaux is a very influential coach in tennis. Nicknamed “Seb”, he is the gold standard in Cambridgeshire. After a successful start to his career coaching a number of high-level players, he decided to focus on ambitious club players of all ages.“I AM ACCOUNTABLE FOR MY PLAYERS’ ACHIEVEMENTS, AND IT IS UP TO ME TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEM, BOTH IN VICTORY AND DEFEAT.”

Seb is currently being coached by Louis Cayer (current coach of Jamie Murray and Team GB Davis Cup doubles).

If you are serious about improving and have goals such as joining the LTA team at your club, moving to the team above yours (i.e. moving up from the 2nd team to the 1st team), winning the club championship, etc... then one-to-one lessons are a must. Regular one-to-one lessons will help you IMPROVE SO MUCH FASTER  that other players will find it difficult to keep up with your improvement.

Thinking about taking one-to-one classes? This list of advantages and disadvantages might be useful to think about, when making the decision. It's also useful to be aware of the disadvantages, so you can think about how to tackle them, for better lessons.

Advantages

• You will see significant improvements in a shorter space of time,
• You will have the constant attention of the coach, its entire EXCLUSIVITY,
• Your strengths and weaknesses are addressed more consistently and fully without the competition of other players for the coach's attention,
• Fewer time constraints. Unlike group classes, one-to-one lessons are taken when suitable to you (and your coach),
• The coach will adapt the language used and the teaching methodology to your needs.
• A program designed to help you improve faster.

Disadvantages

• Cost,
• It can be difficult to measure progress without other players to compare with,

The 12 Weeks Challenge with Seb is the best coaching method available to help you improve as it is personalised to meet your needs and training with Seb means training with an Award-winning coach. You will be trained following a world class system based on Tony Nadal methodology (trainer of Rafael Nadal) and Louis Cayer Expertise (Trainer of Jamie Murray and 10 other world number 1).You will receive one of the best coaching experiences that money can buy!

• Arrive early: Warmup at least 15 minutes before your lesson. It will help you to be physically and mentally ready. You can also use that time to observe part of the lesson before yours to see how the coach presents information and what is expected of the student. 
• Be open to suggestions: Ask the coach what they believe would benefit your game or advance your level of play.
• Write it down: Once the lesson is over it's easy to forget what you have just learnt. Writing down what you learned from the lesson helps you to remember by solidifying information or concepts.
• Film your lesson: Seeing yourself in action is a huge learning experience. You could even share your video with your coach to create a database of your improvements. (Videos cannot be shared in anyway).

Not only will you get access to ATP/WTA tour techniques but you will also get the following for free:

• 1 Tennis competition notebook: for the players to keep score and notes of their friendly or official matches (worth £11.99).
• Access to a dedicated WhatsApp group
• 100% off discount on the ball machine rental (worth £250) - Slinger ball machine to be shared with other "12 weeks challenge members".