Squash and racketball might have a reputation as winter sports – but the truth is, they are fast-paced, fun, and fantastic all year round.

That is the message from Kenilworth Tennis, Squash and Croquet Club (KTSCC) as it gears up for an open morning this May.

Whether you are looking to boost your fitness, try something new, or just hit something with a racket (in a good way), now is your chance at the Crackley Lane club.

KTSCC is opening its courts on the morning of Sunday, 11 May for anyone curious about giving squash or racketball a go.

This open morning is ideal for all ages and abilities – complete beginners are especially welcome.

The club's coaches and club players will be on hand to introduce you to the games, provide tips, and most importantly, make sure you have a great time.

All equipment is provided – just bring clean trainers, comfortable clothes and your energy.

"People often think squash and racketball are just for the colder months," says Head Coach Steve Townsend, "but these are year-round sports that offer a fantastic workout and a great social atmosphere.

"Whether it's your first time picking up a racket or you're returning to the game, this is a brilliant way to get involved.

"Don't let the season fool you – squash and racketball are indoor sports that thrive all year long, offering a great way to stay active no matter the weather."

Spaces are limited, so register your interest today here: https://forms.gle/PKrCC7BaXf68RH4g9  

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