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Sunday 11am-12pm - 6 WEEKS (4/24-6/5 no class May 29) Ages 3-5. 19-inch racquets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racquet, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game. 36 ‘ X 18’ court -
Sunday 11am-12pm - 6 WEEKS (4/24-6/5 no class May 29) Ages 6-9. 21-23-inch racquets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Students are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on groundstroke development, net play and serving. We will also start to incorporate footwork and beginning level of basic strategy - how to keep score and rally (playing points). -
Sunday 12pm-1pm - 6 WEEKS (4/24-6/5 no class May 29) Ages 6-9. 21-23-inch racquets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Students are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on groundstroke development, net play and serving. We will also start to incorporate footwork and beginning level of basic strategy - how to keep score and rally (playing points).
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Sunday 12pm-1pm - 6 WEEKS (4/24-6/5 no class May 29)GREEN BALL - JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT (Ages 8-11)
Ages 8-11. 25-26/27 inch racquets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for students that can rally, place the ball with intention, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics. Regulation size tennis court. -
Sunday 1pm-3pm - 6 WEEKS (4/24-6/5 no class May 29)Ages 12-17
This class combines drills with competitive play-action games. We have a 15 minute warm-up and then stroke development (technique) for the first 45 minutes and then move to 45 minutes of competitive game-based play. Its design is for competitive players, ages 12-17, JV and Varsity players. 10-year-olds can also join if experienced players. The play-action game-based games combine competitive play with team camaraderie and team building. -
Sunday 3pm-5pm - 6 WEEKS (4/24-6/5 no class May 29)
GREEN - JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT (Ages 8-11)
Ages 8-11. 25-26/27 inch racquets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for students that can rally, place the ball with intention, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics. Regulation size tennis court. -
Tuesday 4pm-5pm - 4 WEEKS (5/24-6/14) Ages 3-5. 19-inch racquets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racquet, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game. 36 ‘ X 18’ court
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Wednesday 4pm-5pm - 4 WEEKS (5/25-6/15) Ages 3-5. 19-inch racquets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racquet, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game. 36 ‘ X 18’ court
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Friday 4pm-5pm - 4 WEEKS (5/27-6/17) Ages 3-5. 19-inch racquets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racquet, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game. 36 ‘ X 18’ court
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Tuesday 4pm-5pm - 4 WEEKS (5/24-6/14)Ages 6-9. 21-23-inch racquets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Students are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on groundstroke development, net play and serving. We will also start to incorporate footwork and beginning level of basic strategy - how to keep score and rally (playing points).
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Tuesday 5pm-6:30pm - 4 WEEKS (5/24-6/14)Ages 6-9. 21-23-inch racquets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Students are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on groundstroke development, net play and serving. We will also start to incorporate footwork and beginning level of basic strategy - how to keep score and rally (playing points).
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Tuesday 5pm-6:30pm - 4 WEEKS (5/24-6/14)Ages 8-11. 25-26/27 inch racquets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for students that can rally, place the ball with intention, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics. Regulation size tennis court.
