Our children attended regular classes for a year. They didn’t really learn anything—neither the proper stance nor the correct strokes. Those classes seemed more like playtime than actual tennis. Our new coach, at a new place, said it’s unacceptable for kids not to know the basics after a year of training. My son mentioned that the coach drinks tea and eats cookies during practice and is regularly late, but I took it with a grain of salt. Now that I see the results of playing under the new coach at a different tennis school, I regret that we wasted our time and money at Tie Break.

Definitely the highest rating. It was our first time there, and while it’s a 30-minute drive for me, it’s well worth the trip. It’s a great place—from the location and the courts to the entire facility, not to mention the service and their commitment to 100% customer satisfaction. Thank you very much, and we’ll definitely be back more than once!

The receptionist hurled insults at me over the phone—and the only reason was that I was on the road and had no signal. I do not recommend this rude receptionist.

After 10 months of lessons with Ms. Diana, my son still couldn’t do a backhand... Ms. Diana was 5 minutes late every day and let the kids leave 9 minutes before the lesson ended—and you pay by the hour, right? But that’s only 45 minutes... Ms. Diana didn’t teach my son how to play a proper forehand, so I signed him up with a MUCH better coach in Bemowo who explained the backhand and forehand in a single day—and here, after 11 months, nothing?... I don’t recommend it; don’t sign your kids up❌