The most important part of any class is to have fun while being introduced to this life long sport!  Your child will begin to develop movement skills, hand-eye coordination, and basic stroke production.  Games are designed to promote fundamentals and interests on the court.  This class uses red foam balls and is designed to introduce younger children to the game of tennis.  Red felt low-compression balls that bounce lower and move through the air slower than traditional tennis balls are used in this class.  Players play using net heights of 2 feet on 36' courts.  With smaller courts, shorter racquets, and lower bouncing balls, youth players will achieve greater physical activity and feel successful at tennis right from the start.

The most important part of any class is to have fun while being introduced or progressing in this life long sport!  Children will continue to develop movement skills, hand-eye coordination, and basic stroke production.  Games are designed to promote fundamentals and interests on the court.  This class uses red foam balls and is designed to introduce children to the game of tennis.  Red felt low-compression balls that bounce lower and move through the air slower than traditional tennis balls are used in this class. Players play using net heights of 2 feet on 36'x39' courts.  With smaller courts, shorter racquets, and lower bouncing balls, youth players will achieve greater physical activity and feel successful at tennis right from the start.

Using a 60’ court on regular nets, Advanced Hitters use orange foam balls that bounce lower and move through the air slower than traditional tennis balls. With smaller courts, shorter racquets, and lower bouncing balls, youth players will achieve greater physical activity and feel successful at tennis right from the start. Slightly faster balls and larger courts help your child build more advanced techniques and improve their tennis skills. Fun drills keep kids moving as they learn more about team and individual play in tennis.  Games are designed to promote fundamentals and interests on the court. Participants should have taken Basic Hitters prior to participating in this class.

This class is for the beginner players age 10-13 or a younger player moving up from Advanced Hitters.  The class focuses on stroke development looking for good acquisition of the forehand and backhand, different grips and proper form for volleys and serves as well as  other mechanics. Footwork, proper technique, games and drills will prepare the player for competitive rallies. Tactics are introduced in this class.  60‘ courts and orange balls are used.

This class is for players age 10-13 or a younger player moving up from Aces. The class focuses on stroke development looking for good acquisition of the forehand and backhand, different grips and proper form for volleys, serves, and rallies, as well as other mechanics. Footwork, proper technique, games and drills will prepare the player for competitive rallies. Tactics are introduced in this class. 60‘ courts and regular balls are introduced.

MUST HAVE INSTRUCTOR APPROVAL AND HAVE BEEN IN THE ACES PROGRAM

A friendly introduction where you will learn the basic strokes and develop beginner skills such as forehand, backhand, serve, volley, footwork, and more.  An excellent start for players looking to learn a lifelong sport or play on a high school team.

A friendly introduction where you will learn the basic strokes and develop beginner skills such as forehand, backhand, serve, volley, footwork and more. An excellent start for players looking to learn a lifelong sport or play on a high school team.

This class is for the beginner players looking to learn a lifelong sport. The class focuses on stroke development looking for good acquisition of the forehand and backhand, different grips and proper form for volleys, serves as well as other mechanics. Footwork, proper technique, games and drills will prepare the player for entry level play.  Players will begin to play games and learn proper warm ups, scoring, and match play.

This class is for the beginner II players looking to learn a lifelong sport. Players should have completed the Beginner I class with instructor recommendation moving to Beginner II. This class focuses on further stroke development, good acquisition of the forehand and backhand, different grips, and proper form for volleys, serves, as well as other mechanics. Footwork, proper technique, games and drills will prepare the player for more competitive play. Match play begins here with instruction on tactics, rules, and proper etiquette in games.