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Adam Hills, Aimee Fuller & Age UK take on walking tennis

30/09/24 • 1 MINUTE READ

Comedian, presenter, and tennis super-fan Adam Hills teams up with guests from the worlds of sport and comedy to showcase accessible formats of his favourite game.

In the final episode in the series, Adam slows things down as he's joined by ex-Olympic snowboarder Aimee Fuller to take on walking tennis with the help of leading charity Age UK.

Adam Hills, Aimee Fuller & Age UK Take On Walking Tennis! | LTA

Things to remember about walking tennis

Walking tennis is a safe, fun and inclusive way to stay active
Whether you're a beginner or lifelong tennis play, anyone can play, no matter their age
Walking tennis is deal for players looking to build confidence, are returning from injury or just need a bit more time getting to the ball
Walking tennis sessions are held across different parts of Britain

Find out more about walking tennis

Eager to try out this slow-paced, but equally fun form of tennis? Find out more about walking tennis, the rules and where your can play below:

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