why going too tennice

	The simple pleasures of whacking a yellow ball over a net are not to be underestimated! It's addictive.
Who is it for?	'Anyone for tennis?' goes the famous phrase. And yes, anyone capable of holding a racquet can play.
Is there a cheap option?	Schemes such as 'Tennis for Free' have made it much more affordable.
What if I want a proper workout?	The top players in the world really revel in the frenetic, stop-start exertion - and so can you.
Can I take it to another level?	If you have real talent, you will get noticed - top-class Brits have been hard to come by (bar Andy Murray).
Is there a disability option?	Tennis can be adapted to suit any ability with smaller courts, tennis chairs or sound balls!
Is there a family option?	Doubles matches (two versus two) are a good way for families to play together at the same time.

When Wimbledon arrives each summer, tennis captivates the nation for two weeks. But that's not the full story - Brits of all ages are switched on all year round, with nearly a million swishing their rackets once a month. It's not hard to see why. It's fun, accessible across a vast range of fitness levels and abilities, and not as elitist as some might believe.