Our youngest beginners, with the help of a parent, will practice basic tennis skills through fun exercises and games that can be continued outside of class. Fee covers one adult and one child; register the child only. (Red Court/Red Balls; loaner racquets available)

Group lesson class for the young beginner who has limited or no prior tennis experience. Class teaches basic strokes and promotes cooperative play through games and skill-building activities. Instruction for ages 5-7 focuses on hand-eye coordination, movement, and basic tennis strokes. Instruction for ages 7-10 focuses on racquet control drills, sending and receiving, rallying skills, and ABCs (agility, balance, and coordination). (Combination of Red Court/Red Balls and Orange Court/Orange Balls; loaner racquets available)

Group lesson class for the young beginner who has limited or no prior tennis experience. Class teaches basic strokes and promotes cooperative play through games and skill-building activities. Instruction for ages 5-7 focuses on hand-eye coordination, movement, and basic tennis strokes. Instruction for ages 7-10 focuses on racquet control drills, sending and receiving, rallying skills, and ABCs (agility, balance, and coordination). (Combination of Red Court/Red Balls and Orange Court/Orange Balls; loaner racquets available)

Prerequisite: Passed Beginner level. For the developing player who can rally on the Red Court but needs additional work on stroke production, tennis specific footwork, and situational play. Skill building continues with increased emphasis on cooperative drills. (Combination of Red Court/Red Balls and Orange Court/Orange Balls; loaner racquets available)

Prerequisite: Passed Youth Tennis, Intermediate. It's time to put your skills into play. Learn the basics of match play using the USTA's Junior Team Tennis (JTT) format, where everyone earns points for the team. The focus will be on positioning, serve-and-return, and movement in both singles and doubles using a combination of Red and Orange Ball formats based on age and ability level.

Prerequisite: For beginners who have never played before or have not played recently.The goal of this class is to teach fundamentals of the
game, including etiquette and vocabulary, rules, positioning, and scorekeeping. Players will learn basic mechanics for hitting groundstrokes,
volleys, overheads and serves. May incorporate use of Orange and Green Dot Balls to reinforce development, consistency, and control.

Prerequisite: Passed Beginner 2. Players have experience in the fundamentals of tennis and are ready to work on consistency, accuracy,
and technical mastery of strokes and footwork. The focus will be on drills and play situations to improve rallying skills and overall level of
play.

Prerequisite: For beginners who have never played before or have not played recently.The goal of this class is to teach fundamentals of
the game, including etiquette and vocabulary, rules, positioning, and scorekeeping. Players will learn basic mechanics for hitting
groundstrokes, volleys, overheads and serves. May incorporate use of Orange and Green Dot Balls to reinforce development, consistency,
and control.

Prerequisite: Passed Intermediate 2, More Match Play, or Instructor Approval.For competitive players training for tournaments and/or
school team tennis. Focus on enhancing footwork and agility, stroke production, and use of offensive and defensive shots. Additional
emphasis on physical conditioning, mental preparedness, and sportsmanship.

Prerequisite: Passed Intermediate 2, More Match Play, or Instructor Approval. For competitive players training for tournaments and/or high
school team tennis. Focus on enhancing footwork and agility, stroke production, and use of offensive and defensive shots. Additional
emphasis on physical conditioning, mental preparedness, and sportsmanship.

Designed to turn adult beginners into tennis players. Students will enjoy one-hour lessons with our certified tennis coaches and learn the
basics of tennis including the serve, forehand, backhand, and net play for singles and doubles featuring a Rally and Play approach.

This player has played some tennis but needs additional instruction on basic skills and techniques. Rally and Play approach reinforces introduction to positioning, movement, and rules of play.

Prerequisite: Passed Beginner 2, Adult. This player can keep the ball in play but needs to improve consistency of strokes and overall understanding of court positioning, strategy, and use of shots in various situations.

Prerequisite: Passed Intermediate or Instructor approval. A competitive clinic involving intense drilling, competitive situational games, and
match play. Course will focus on finessing use of lobs, overheads, approach shots, and volleys. Student will also concentrate on hitting
with power, spin, depth, and control.

The 3.0 player is fairly consistent when hitting medium-paced shots but is not comfortable with all strokes and lacks execution when trying for directional control, depth, and pace. First half of class focuses on needed drills and skills. Class finishes with a session of supervised match play. Instructor reserves the right to transfer you up or down a level if you are not closely matched in skill level.

The 3.5 player has dependable strokes, but still lacks depth, variety, and the ability to alter distance of shots. Lack of confidence might limit
the 3.5 player in effective use of lobs, overheads, approach shots, and volleys. This player is more comfortable at net, has improved court
awareness, and is developing teamwork in doubles. First half of class focuses on needed drills and skills. Class finishes with a session of
supervised match play. Instructor reserves the right to transfer you up or down a level if you are not closely matched in skill level.

This is a high energy class that combines the best features of the sport of tennis with cardiovascular exercise, delivering the ultimate, full
body, calorie burning aerobic workout.

Take your game to the next level while making new friends in this fun, week-long (and air-conditioned) camp for kids ages 8 to 14. Campers will be divided by age and experience. Younger campers and beginners will enjoy games-based activities that teach the fundamentals: eye-hand coordination, movement, and basic tennis strokes plus parts of the court, scorekeeping, and etiquette. Older and more experienced players will be grouped to ensure they get a good challenge during drills and point play with peers while working to improve technique, consistency, and competitive strategy. There will be plenty of time for warm-ups, cardio, and cool down throughout the day, along with breaks for snacks and lunch plus some off-court fun. Totally Tennis campers will enjoy a positive learning environment that not only builds tennis skills, but also fosters teamwork, self-confidence, and sportsmanship. Fridays at Totally Tennis will finish with a mini tournament featuring match play and large group games adapted for all ages and levels. Sneakers and comfortable clothing are a must. If you need to borrow a racquet, we are happy to loan you one. Please bring a non-perishable lunch (peanut free due to allergies), a refillable water bottle, and snacks to last for a full day of camp.