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Junior Afterschool Tennis
Junior Fall After-School Tennis – 9 weeks
CODE: AGE/GRADE: LEVEL: DAY: DATES: TIME:
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17260 4–5 yrs Tiny Tots Tuesday August 23–October 18 4:30–5:15 pm $185 17261 4–5 yrs Tiny Tots Thursday August 25–October 20 4:30–5:15 pm $185 17262 K–2nd Jr. Ralliers Monday August 22–October 3 (7 wks) 3:00–4:00 pm $189 17263 K–2nd Jr. Ralliers Wednesday August 24–October 19 3:00–4:00 pm $235 17264 K–2nd Jr. Ralliers Friday August 26–October 21 3:00–4:00 pm $235 17265 K–2nd Jr. Ralliers Friday August 26–October 21 4:00–5:00 pm $235 17266 3rd–5th Pre–Teen Tuesday August 23–October 18 3:00–4:30 pm $340 17267 3rd–5th Pre–Teen Thursday August 25–October 20 3:00–4:30 pm $340 17268 3rd–5th Pre–Teen Friday August 26–October 21 4:00–5:00 pm $235 17269 6th–8th Teen Monday August 22–October 3 (7 wks) 4:00–5:00 pm $189 17270 6th–8th Teen Wednesday August 24–October 19 4:00–5:00 pm $235 Location: Blair Park Courts
Fall Junior Tennis Levels
Tiny Tots (Ages 4–5) This class provides an introduction to tennis skills through games, coordination drills and floor tennis using the hands or racquet, depending on the player’s skills. Junior Ralliers (Grades K–2) Development of coordination and tennis skills at this level are emphasized. This class introduces correct stroke techniques in a fun-filled environment with games and scoring. The main objective by the end of the season will be to rally with lowcompression balls. Pre-Teen (Grades 3–5) The main objectives of this class are stroke mechanics, footwork and by the end of the season, being able to rally and play points with regulation tennis balls. Also covered is an introduction to tactical patterns and tennis etiquette. Teens (Grades 6–8) These lessons are for teens with a focus on development of basic strokes, feed and play situations, drills, tennis etiquette and supervised play. Junior Excellence (Grades 6–9) For juniors who are serious about tennis and are ready to play in tournaments or already playing in them. We will cover all aspects of the game including stroke production and match play. Games and drills are designed to promote fun and competitiveness while teaching strategy and reinforcing proper technique. Fitness, mental toughness and tennis etiquette are emphasized.
