Tennisbyseydou.com Tennis Lessons, Tennis Coaches San Jose
Phone: 408-376-1015, email: [email protected]
Summer break is around the corner and the best way for your kids to enjoy their summer and meet new friends is to have them in a great tennis camp run by two professionals and talented summer tennis camp coaches
Date: June 11 – July 6
Location: Wilcox High School
3250 Monroe St, Santa Clara, CA 95051
Age groups: 10 U and 11 – 17 Years old clinic on 6 well-maintained courts and facilities
Contact: email: [email protected] |
phone: 408-376-1015
Register today!
about tennis coach- Seydou is a professional tennis player who plays on the ATP Tour for several years. He began teaching in 2008 at Christ Evert Tennis Academy one of the famous tennis academies in the US in Boca Raton, Florida. He moved to the bay area in 2009 and worked with Eagle Fustar the same year and The Harker School for over 3 years as Assistant Professional. Seydou loves to spread the culture of knowledge and to make discover to others.
He is a PTR Professional certified and has a high standard of playing and teaching skill. These experiences gave him the knowledge to develop champions at the junior level and produce college players for the past 10 years.
Kids summer tennis camp in Wilcox High School
3250 Monroe St, Santa Clara, CA 95051
call us: 408-376-1015
3250 Monroe St, Santa Clara, CA 95051
Tennis Lessons, Coaches Club training for kids adults San Jose CA
Tennis Lesson instructor, Seydou is a professional tennis player who plays on ATP Tour for several years. He began teaching in 2008 at Christ Evert Tennis Academy one of the biggest tennis academies in the US in Boca Raton, Florida. He moved to the bay area in 2009 and worked with Eagle Fustar the same year and The Harker School for over three years as Assistant Professional. Seydou loves to spread the culture of knowledge and to make discover to others.
He is a PTR Professional certified and has a high standard of playing and teaching a skill. These experiences gave him the knowledge to develop champions at the junior level and produce college players for the past ten years.