MIX INs
These sessions are designed to cater for all abilities, from beginner, improving, intermediate and experienced players to play short doubles sets in a social setting, rotating play to ensure inclusion, variety and some informal competition. They are great for meeting new people and honing your skills. Full details of these sessions and timetables are shown below.
If you would like more information on getting involved in the club mix ins, please email the club, or complete the 'Contact' tab on our website Lymington Tennis / Lymington Tennis Club (lta.org.uk). We can then put you in touch with our mix in coordinators.
📅 WHEN : All year round
💰 COST : FREE to members
🎟️ BOOK : No need to book, just turn up 👋
🎾 CONTACT : To be added to the WhatsApp Groups (Contact the Club)
MIX IN TIMETABLE
Monday Daytime 1300-1500 | Courts 1-2 | Improvers/Intermediate |
Monday Evening 1900-2100 | Courts 1-4 | Intermediate/Advanced |
Tuesday Daytime 1200-1400 | Courts 1-2 | Improvers/Intermediate |
Wednesday Daytime 1230-1430 | Courts 1-2 | Improvers/Intermediate |
Wednesday Evening 1830-2000 | Courts 1-2 | Beginners/Improvers |
Thursday Daytime 1200-1400 | Courts 1-2 | Improvers/Intermediate |
Thursday Evening 1900-2130 | Courts 3-4 (1-4 from 2000) | Intermediate/Advanced |
Friday Daytime 1300-1500 | Courts 1-2 | Improvers/Intermediate |
Friday Evening 1800-2000 | Courts 1-2 | Adults and Teens |
Saturday Daytime 1100-1300 | Courts 1-4 | Intermediate |
⚠️ MIX-IN RULES OF PLAY ⚠️
There will usually be a regular mix-in member to guide the group on rotation timings and groupings, and explain what happens to new joiners. It usually makes sense but even the old hands get confused sometimes! The general rules are: the format is doubles play when in multiples of four and singles when two (until doubles rotate).
Rotation is every 20 minutes, regardless of score, i.e. no time is given for one court to finish the point or game they’re currently on. The exception is if time is called when the score is even, e.g. 2-2, 30-30; in this circumstance, one more point will be played.
Winners remain on their court and split. Losers rotate by one court in an anti-clockwise direction (as viewed from the clubhouse) and split.