Junior coaching and development in Sindorf
Junior coaching at TC Rot-Weiss Sindorf combines learning tennis, practising together and team sport. In Kerpen-Sindorf, TYP Tennis School and the club support young players from their first steps to playing in a team.
Junior coaching for each stage of development
A playful introduction
The Kids Club is a starting point for first experiences with a racket and ball.
Regular coaching
TYP Tennis School organises coaching groups according to age and playing ability.
Playing as a team
Young players who would like to try competitive tennis can enquire about a suitable junior team.
Junior development support
The club supports committed young players through its junior development programme. This involves regular coaching, participation in team competitions and contributing to the club community.
Discuss eligibility and current requirements with our sports and junior officer to receive a confirmed answer for your child.
Tennis brings us together beyond matches
Tennis camps, junior club championships and shared activities are part of our junior programme. TYP Tennis School organises current camp activities.
Frequently asked questions
Who organises junior coaching?
TYP Tennis School – Tennis by Frank Graesser organises coaching and helps find the right group.
Who can answer questions about development support?
Johannes Diekhans is our sports and junior officer. Contact him at johannes.diekhans@rot-weiss-sindorf.de.
Our junior development programme
Junior coaching: next steps
TYP Tennis School handles coaching groups. When enquiring, include your child’s age, tennis experience and possible coaching times. This helps TYP identify a suitable activity. Ask them directly about availability, dates and conditions.
Our sports and junior officer answers questions about teams and development support. Coaching, team selection and support are separate matters. Club membership or registering for coaching does not automatically qualify a player for support. Discuss the requirements with those responsible.
The published junior development programme helps you prepare. Note any questions before getting in touch. For young players who do not wish to compete, enjoying regular tennis remains just as important.