Wieselburg, Austria – The TC Volksbank Wieselburg is set to launch its new tennis season on April 25th with a day of activities designed to welcome players of all ages and skill levels. The event, part of the “Ganz Österreich spielt Tennis” (All of Austria Plays Tennis) initiative, will feature a free introductory training session led by club coach Jenny Schmidt, followed by a popular parent-child tournament.
The day begins at 9:00 AM with the open house and introductory training. Schmidt, an experienced coach with the TC Volksbank Wieselburg, will offer instruction to anyone interested in trying the sport, regardless of experience. Whether a complete beginner or a seasoned player, the session aims to provide a fun and accessible introduction to tennis. The club emphasizes individual development, focusing on technique, tactics, coordination, and match play for players of all ages – children, teenagers, and adults.
At 10:00 AM, the focus shifts to family fun with the annual parent-child tournament. This event consistently draws a crowd and provides a relaxed, competitive atmosphere for families to enjoy the sport together. The TC Volksbank Wieselburg encourages early registration for the tournament, with a deadline of April 24th. Interested participants can register by emailing [email protected].
The club promises that food and beverages will be readily available throughout the day, ensuring participants and spectators remain refreshed. The Saisoneröffnung is designed to be a festive occasion, marking the beginning of a new season of tennis in Wieselburg.
Jennifer Schmidt’s coaching extends beyond this single event. She offers individualized training programs, covering fundamental strokes, serving techniques, net play, movement, and coordination. For younger players, the emphasis is on playful learning, while adults receive targeted instruction to improve their game. Match simulations and game-based training are also integral parts of her approach.
The TC Volksbank Wieselburg also offers ongoing tennis training throughout the season. According to the club’s website, the training focuses on individual development, with a focus on technique, tactics, coordination, and match training. The club’s website highlights the importance of motivation, fun, and a strong sense of community within its training programs. More information about the training programs can be found on the club’s website.
For those looking to obtain a head start, the club also hosted a free Schnuppertraining (trial training) for children and youth on April 26th. Schläger (rackets) were provided free of charge for those who didn’t have their own. Interested parties could contact Jennifer Schmidt directly at 0660 5511505 or [email protected] to register. Details about the Schnuppertraining can be found here.
The TC Volksbank Wieselburg has a history of participation in regional tennis competitions, as evidenced by their performance in the WINTERCUP 21/22, where they achieved three wins and one draw.
Looking ahead, the TC Volksbank Wieselburg is focused on building a vibrant tennis community and providing opportunities for players of all levels to enjoy the sport. The club’s Saisoneröffnung event is a key part of that effort, offering a welcoming environment for both experienced players and those new to the game.
The next step for those interested in participating is to register for the parent-child tournament by April 24th via email. For those simply wanting to try tennis, the open house on April 25th offers a no-commitment opportunity to experience the sport firsthand.
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