23/08/2026
Love Tennis at Koru Tennis Club 🎾
Bring the family, invite your friends, come & have some fun at our friendly club in Pakuranga Heights
We'll have activities on and off the court, BBQ and baking, raffle and prize draw. Meet our coaches and club members - give tennis a go!
Everyone welcome - We’d love to see you there!
*** LOVE TENNIS SPECIAL - $20 discount off the year's membership for new members joining on the day ***
Sunday 13 September 10am – 2pm
Corner Blyton Lane and Gossamer Drive, Pakuranga Heights
https://www.korutennis.co.nz/
Best Value Subs Guaranteed! Try Us!
Best value tennis club, come and join a friendly tennis environment.
19/07/2026
Coaching for term 3 starts from today.
If you want to sign your child up for any of our Junior classes, email head coach Gabriel here: [email protected]
We also have an Intermediate adults class on Thursday evening.
19/04/2026
Junior and Adult coaching groups start from this week! 🎾
If you want to sign-up for any of our lessons, email head coach Gabriel here - [email protected] 💻
10/04/2026
Club day changes from today 11/04/2026 to be on Saturday during winter period. See you today from 1 pm.
29/03/2026
Successful end of season Prizegiving and Easter celebration for Koru Juniors yesterday. Congratulations 🎊 to all the certificate and trophy winners 🏆. A big thank you to parents and team managers. Keep practicing your 🎾 over winter and look forward to seeing you all at Love Tennis in September.
28/03/2026
Successful end of season Prizegiving and Easter celebration for Koru Juniors yesterday. Congratulations 🎊 to all the certificate and trophy winners 🏆. A big thank you to parents and team managers. Keep practicing your 🎾 over winter and look forward to seeing you all at Love Tennis in September.
23/02/2026
33 reasons why Tennis is one of the best sports to play 🎾
Physical Reasons to Play Tennis🏃🏽♂️
1. aerobic fitness by burning fat and improving your cardiovascular fitness and maintaining higher energy levels.
2. anaerobic fitness by offering short, intense bursts of activity during a point followed by rest which helps muscles use oxygen efficiently.
3. ability to accelerate by practice in sprinting, jumping and lunging to move quickly.
4. powerful first step by requiring anticipation, quick reaction time and explosion into action.
5. speed through a series of side-to-side and up and back sprints to chase the ball.
6. leg strength through hundreds of starts and stops which build stronger leg muscles.
7. general body coordination since you have to move into position and then adjust your upper body to hit the ball successfully.
8. gross motor control through court movement and ball-striking skills which require control of your large muscle groups.
9. fine motor control by the use of touch shots like angled volleys, drop shots and lobs.
10. agility by forcing you to change direction as many as 5 times in 10 seconds during a typical tennis point.
11. dynamic balance through hundreds of starts, stops, changes of direction and hitting on the run.
12. cross-training by offering a physically demanding sport that’s fun to play for athletes who are expert in other sports.
13. bone strength and density by strengthening bones of young players and helping prevent osteoporosis in older ones.
14. immune system through its conditioning effects which promote overall health, fitness and resistance to disease.
15. nutritional habits by eating appropriately before competition to enhance energy production and after competition to practice proper recovery methods.
16. eye-hand coordination because you constantly judge the timing between the on-coming ball and the proper contact point.
17. flexibility due to the constant stretching and maneuvering to return the ball toward your opponent.
Psychological Reasons to Play Tennis🧠
18. develop a work ethic because improvement through lessons or practice reinforces the value of hard work.
19. develop discipline since you learn to work on your skills in practice and control the pace of play in competition.
20. manage mistakes by learning to play within your abilities and realizing that managing and minimizing mistakes in tennis or life is critical.
21. learn to compete one-on-one because the ability to compete and fight trains you in the ups and downs of a competitive world.
22. accept responsibility because only you can prepare to compete by practicing skills, checking your equipment and during match play by making line calls.
23. manage adversity by learning to adjust to the elements (e.g. wind, sun) and still be able to compete tenaciously.
24. accommodate stress effectively because the physical, mental and emotional stress of tennis will force you to increase you capacity for dealing with stress.
25. learn how to recover by adapting to the stress of a point and the recovery period between points which is similar to the stress and recovery cycles in life.
26. plan and implement strategies since you naturally learn how to anticipate an opponent’s moves and plan your countermoves.
27. learn to solve problems since tennis is a sport based on angles, geometry and physics.
28. develop performance rituals before serving or returning to control your rhythm of play and deal with pressure These skills can transfer to taking exams, conducting a meeting or making an important sales presentation.
29. learn sportsmanship since tennis teaches you to compete fairly with opponents.
30. learn to win graciously and lose with honor. Gloating after a win or making excuses after a loss doesn’t work in tennis or in life.
31. learn teamwork since successful doubles play depends on you and your partner’s ability to communicate and play as a cohesive unit.
32. develop social skills through interaction and communication before a match, while changing sides of the court and after play.
33. have FUN… because the healthy feelings of enjoyment, competitiveness and physical challenge are inherent in the sport.
28/08/2026
29/03/2026
28/03/2026
23/02/2026
10/02/2026