Break Tennis Academy is a place where there is something for everyone - from children and teenagers to adults and seniors. The academy offers comprehensive learning programmes, tailored to the individual needs of players, from the basic ABCs of tennis to advanced playing techniques. A qualified coaching staff with many years of experience provides a professional approach, emphasising the development of technique, tactics and fitness. Coaching takes place on modern courts with surfaces adapted to different playing conditions, allowing participants to feel like they are playing in a real tournament.

Break Tennis Academy offers both one-to-one and group lessons, allowing flexibility to suit participants' schedules. It also organises regular sparring, tournaments and recreational activities that integrate the tennis community and allow you to test your skills in competition. The Break School focuses not only on learning the game, but also on building passion and development in a friendly, motivating atmosphere. There is a Motor Preparation Centre, where motor training and physiotherapy take place.

Year-round tennis academy Queen's leads training for children, young people, adults and players. The training programme includes tuition at all levels. Coaching and classes are delivered by qualified staff who are qualified as coaches and instructors, as well as many years of competitive experience. The academy operates at the Spójnia Dolna facility. Eight open ground courts and, in the autumn and winter season, a pneumatic hall operate here. The club has modern sanitary facilities and comfortable changing rooms, a reception area and a clubhouse. You can feel the pleasant atmosphere of the Vistula River flowing past. The Olympic centre, a park, a playground and a stud farm are nearby.

Queen's Tennis places great emphasis on an individual approach to each participant. It creates personalised training programmes that take into account players' goals and abilities. The academy regularly organises sparring matches, internal tournaments and team-building events to not only improve playing technique but also to build relationships within the tennis community. For those dreaming of competing at a higher level, Queen's Tennis also offers specialised training in preparation for tournaments, making the club an ideal choice for aspiring sports enthusiasts.

The school's offer includes classes for children, young people and adults, at both recreational and more advanced levels. The qualified coaching staff uses innovative training methods that combine traditional technique instruction with elements of strategic play and motor development. Through the use of technology, such as video analysis, participants can see their progress in practice and improve their stroke technique. Trainings take place on well-prepared courts with different surfaces, allowing players to experience a variety of playing conditions.

Tennis Point is a licensed club of the Polish Tennis Association. The Academy honours cards Multisport i FitProfit and participates in the Tennis10 programme. The school organises attractive camps for adults and tennis camps for children and young people. There is a very well-stocked tennis equipment shopwhere you can not only shop, but also get professional advice on the purchase of equipment. At the TenisPoint school you can also take advantage of the most modern Tecnifibre racket tensioning equipment in Warsaw.

The club has been on the Warsaw tennis scene since 1991 and has a fine tradition. Since 2010, it was the first to start implementing a new system teaching tennis among children and young people according to the Play&Stay formula promoted by the International Tennis Federation ITF, which places great emphasis on teaching children up to the age of 10.

TieBreak is one of the licensed clubs of the Polish Tennis Association. The school has repeatedly occupied the podium in the competition for the Best Tennis 10 Club of the Year of the Polish Tennis Association. Iga Swiatek herself played in local tournaments as a child.

Tie Break stands out not only for the quality of its training, but also for its commitment to building a tennis community. Here, players can test their skills in a friendly yet motivating atmosphere. The school runs special programmes for children, which introduce the youngest to the world of tennis in a fun way, developing their coordination and motor skills. For adults, flexible class times are provided, allowing them to combine their passion with their daily responsibilities. Tie Break is not just a place to learn, but a space where tennis becomes a lifelong passion.

If you are interested in learning to play tennis in Warsaw, the MERA Warsaw Tennis Club is a place undoubtedly worth considering. It is one of the largest and best-equipped tennis centres in the city. This is where Iga Świątek started her adventure with tennis.

The club has up to 16 courts - both open and indoor - which are available all year round. Surfaces adapted to different playing styles provide comfort and the opportunity to develop skills in professional conditions. MERA has courts with a lighting system, which allows playing in the evening. Players have well organised social facilities at their disposal, with changing rooms, showers and a relaxation area, as well as an equipment service where they can have their racket stretched or make minor repairs.

WKT MERA runs a wide range of classes - from courses for beginners, to individual training, to professional preparation of players for tournaments. The club also organises tennis camps for children and young people, as well as recreational classes for adults that combine training with active leisure. For ambitious players, there are training programmes run by licensed coaches, often working with international players. The club regularly organises tournaments and tennis leagues, which attract both local players and players from all over Poland.