Kids Clinics

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Kids Tennis Offerings

Children and adults on a tennis court participating in a tennis activity or class. Cones and tennis balls are used for drills, and children hold tennis rackets. The scene is outdoors with trees and floodlights visible.

PeeWee

$30.00 / Clinic

Get your wiggle worms out of the house and onto the tennis court, you will be glad you did! During this power hour, your kiddo will be exposed to a new sport, develop the basic skills needed to prepare them to move their bodies and make contact with a tennis ball, and allow them to have a blast while participating in fun interactive games. Our energetic coaches will grab your child’s attention and keep it! In addition to tennis-related skills, they will learn sharing, sportsmanship, and basic sport safety rules.

Children and adults playing tennis on an outdoor court with tennis balls and equipment, surrounded by a chain-link fence.

Kids

$30.00 / Clinic

These sessions are for kids, ages 6-13, who are brand new to tennis or have had some exposure to tennis but are not ready to play tournaments. When children join the clinics, they will learn how to hold a racket, watch the ball, position themselves to effectively hit the ball, and engage in fun games that will allow them to practice correct techniques. Our coaches focus on teaching precise form, so your child will progress through the program with a solid understanding of and developing ability to demonstrate the physics behind hitting a tennis ball.

Colorful tennis balls arranged in rows on the ground, with a tennis player holding a racket in the background during an outdoor tennis court session.

High School Prep

$35.00 / Clinic

If your child wants to play high school tennis, or is currently playing on a team, this clinic is perfect for them. During these sessions, they will work with an experienced coach to refine their technique, improve their footwork, develop topspin, and learn specialized shots. They will participate in competitive, high-paced drills/games that improve form and strategy. Participants will be grouped by skill level, not age, to ensure that the more advanced players will be pushed, and the less experienced players will receive more intensive instruction.