Our Tennis Coaches

Tim Lee

Jonathan Disley

Born into a big tennis family, Tim started his tennis journey at the Pavillion & Avenue Tennis Club in Brighton, United Kingdom, at the age of 4.

His family moved to Spain when he was aged 7 to pursue fluency in a second language and play tennis full-time.

Under his father’s guidance (Master Coach LTA  Level 5), Tim’s brother and Sister, Robert & Nadia Lee both acquired international ITF & WTA world rankings and played Division 1 NCAA College tennis in Texas, USA.

Throughout his time in Spain, Tim experienced training at some world-renowned academies such as JC Ferrero Equelite Tennis Academy in Alicante, and Sanchez-Casal Academy in Barcelona.

At the age of 18, Tim moved to the UK to further his coaching career. While completing his studies at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, Tim acquired his International Coaching Certificates from the Lawn Tennis Association.

Tim has a Bachelor of Marketing and a Master’s in Information and Technological Studies.

His coaching philosophy is similar to the Spanish methodology of gritty tough training coupled with a clear focus on developing the correct technique from an early stage in one’s tennis career.

Following his passion for the sport and love for coaching, Tim is now based in Singapore coaching full-time and plays tournaments when he can!

Jon is a Level 3 accredited Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) coach who began playing tennis at the age of six at La Manga Club resort in Spain.

As a junior, Jon competed for both Hertfordshire and Essex county teams in the UK and at the age of 16 went on to attend the world-renowned Nick Bollitterri tennis academy, in Florida.

Jon was then offered a sports scholarship at Division 1 college in the United States, New York.

After 3 years as a student-athlete, Jon returned to England to complete a Masters’s Degree and held the position of both the University Coordinator, as well as Head Coach of the tennis programmes at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge. He did this whilst also coaching at the Bishop Stortford Tennis Club and Newmarket Tennis Club.

Jon now has more than 13 years of coaching experience teaching every level of player, ranging from junior beginners and adults to advanced performance players (and anyone in between).

Jon’s coaching philosophy is based on giving players the best tactical understanding of the sport and then developing the correct technique for each scenario they could be faced with.

Jon wants to give each player all of the tools they need to feel confident in any situation on the tennis court and for them to develop an “all-court game”, fitness and well-being.

Jeremy Birba

Coming Soon (Jan 2026)

Born in French Guiana, Jérémy began tennis at eight and climbed the French junior pathway, becoming Antilles-Guyana Champion at ten before joining the French Tennis Federation’s “Pôle Espoir” in Dijon at twelve.

He represented Stade Toulousain Tennis Club in national competition, recorded wins at the UTR 13+ level, and reached a career-high UTR 10+ at nineteen. An injury at his first ITF event in Antalya, Turkey, redirected his ambition toward understanding movement, mechanics, and long-term athlete health.

Jérémy holds France’s Federal Tennis Instructor diploma and graduated valedictorian in Sports Science, specializing in Tennis Coaching at Paul Sabatier University. He later completed dual master’s degrees—with high honors—in Digital Sport Sciences and in Sports Performance Optimization, along with a Bachelor’s in Psychology. This academic foundation supports a coaching style that is both evidence-based and highly practical.

With more than eleven years of coaching experience, Jérémy has worked across ages and levels—from juniors discovering the game to performance-driven adults and tour-level competitors. He has also served as a biomechanics consultant for Renouk Wijemanne, former Sri Lankan Davis Cup coach.

His philosophy centers on efficient movement patterns, a richer shot repertoire, and building controllable power while reducing injury risk. Fluent in French and English, with conversational Spanish, he connects easily with diverse players and delivers clear, actionable progress on court.

More info coming soon