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£1k-a-week fees, police calls and over-coaching - how not to be a tennis parent

BBC News· Jun 26, 2026 · 8:48 AM · 10 views

Discover the intense journey of Ellie-Rose Griffiths, who left tennis at 19 due to overwhelming pressure. Explore the impact of pushy parents and the financial strain that turns a child's passion into a high-stakes investment. Learn how proper support can make tennis a positive experience. #TennisLife #ParentingTips #SportsPressure #YouthSports #EllieRoseGriffiths #TennisParents

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