Voyager Tennis - Ryde Next Gen

Jun 25th, 2022

Excellent coaches and systems. Highly recommended.
May 3rd, 2022

Dane, Jareth & Ben have been fantastic!!! I cant fault their professionalism and fun they bring to the game of tennis. The kids enjoy every minute they are on court. We cant thank you enough!!
Feb 11th, 2022

Since a young age of 4, The Voyager Ryde Academy has been fundamental for my son, who has developed exceptional tennis skills through the years in this Academy. Hes being fortunate to have on his side coaches like *just to mention some* Ben, Dane, Adam, and Jareth who have taken him into a next level up and challenge him every time more and more. As a result, he has became a stronger player - mentally & physically. Being in a competitive level makes him to love and enjoy every single training session and every tournament he plays at. My family is so grateful for all the support, encouragement, and professionalism the coaches have had with him. Now we cant wait to enrol my youngest daughter too. Even though, I must admit that she is not quite a sporty girl. So, the challenge for the coaches its bigger but we are also confident that they will help her to develop these skills. I cant recommend highly enough. So, dont hesitate to join their team and enjoy your experience with Ryde Voyager Academy!
Jan 17th, 2023

We sent our two sons to a holiday camp in Dec 2022. From the outset it was clear that this academy was skewed towards existing students - no intros for coaches and kids, established drills that my 8yo and 6yo had no idea about, kids immediately punished with pushups for infractions like forgetting hats and staff who were abrasive and alienated our kids for not being familiar with the military school-like structure they just walked into. As a father it was hard to watch, and if I had my time again I would've called out the trainer's for being so harsh to everyone - let alone kids who were just getting into the sport - and it will take some time for my kids to forgive me for letting them stay the whole day. They came home sunburned and teary. My strong suggestion is to send your kids somewhere much more determined to create a love for the sport rather than this gulag style military camp. It did give me a good opportunity to chat to my kids about the difference between good and bad coaches, and how we can find ways for them to learn in a way that suits them. Also, to the coach that did give a brief overview of the rules for the day (after sighing loudly and exclaiming "for crying out loud" for all to hear when he realised my kids were new and therefore the briefing was required), it's not a good look when you start arguing with an 10 year old girl about wearing a hat without one on yourself, and it doesn't stand up to scrutiny when your counter argument is "well I've got Polarised sunglasses on so I don't NEED a hat" in a tone that wouldn't look out of place in a primary school playground. At least you were connecting with all the 10 year olds I guess.
Dec 16th, 2022