A Psychology graduate (Bath University), now training as a Doctoral Counselling Psychologist, tutors GCSE and A-Level online

I've played for years but plateaued and a few sessions with Amelia made more difference than anything had in ages. You can tell she's competed at a high level, she suggested some things to focus on in my forehand that really helped and I'm starting to feel really good about my game and its improvements. Sessions are relaxed but properly focused. Really pleased I found her.

I was an LTA sponsored junior but have played mostly socially since my teens. I’m now 33 and wanted to play more competitively. Amelia ironed out some serious gremlins in my backhand and spotted the fix within a few rallies. She is thoughtful, kind and fun to be on court with! Couldn’t recommend her more highly for anyone looking to improve their game!

I started lessons with Amelia as a complete beginner, nervous I’d be too uncoordinated to ever hit a ball properly. Six weeks in, I’m rallying with confidence and actually looking forward to every session! :)

What sets Amelia apart is her background as a former professional player, she genuinely understands the game at a level most coaches don’t, but she never makes you feel out of your depth. She breaks everything down into small, achievable steps and adjusts her approach depending on how you learn. My serve was a mess when we started; she spotted exactly what I was doing wrong in one session and gave me a simple drill that clicked immediately.

She’s also just lovely to spend an hour with; patient, encouraging, and full of energy without ever being intense about it. One rainy session we couldn’t get on court, so she took me through footwork and technique off-court instead, and I still left having learned loads.

If you’re on the fence, book the lesson. Even if you’re picking up a racket for the first time like i was or trying to sharpen up your game, you’ll be in brilliant hands.