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PERFORMANCE

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Tennis player Sofia Johnson during a tennis match moving hr racket to hit the ball

RPDCs

Regional Player Development Centres (RPDCs) are high-performance training hubs for the region’s top young tennis players, primarily aged 14U and on the National Pathway list. They offer world-class coaching, expert support, and competitive training environments to develop all-court games and prepare players for national and international competition.

 

Kent’s RPDC is Bromley Tennis Centre—a recognised centre of excellence. The University of Kent is a centre of excellence for Wheelchair tennis. 

10U PERFORMANCE

Recognised by the LTA and County Associations, these programmes offer top-tier training environments specifically for 10U performance players. This status highlights their dedication, quality coaching, and success in developing some of the best young talent in the country.

Supported by an LTA 10U National Pathway Coach, they play a key role in shaping the future of British tennis.

Kent is proud to have recognised programmes at: Avenue, Bromley Tennis Centre, Canterbury , Parklangley, and Sevenoaks School.  

A diverse group of young 10 U boy tennis players standing in front of the net with their coaches, smiling
Kent Tennis player Jack Pinnington-Jones running on the tennis court to hit the ball with his tennis racket at 2025 Eastbourne event

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