Group Lessons

If you’re looking for the most affordable way to learn how to play the great game of tennis, group tennis lessons are the way to go. Group lessons are also designed to accommodate multiple tennis players, which on average can range anywhere from 3-8 players . Affordability is one of the biggest advantages of taking tennis lessons with a group . With multiple players, the total cost of each lesson is shared by all which dramatically decreases the amount for each individual player. As a result, learning how to play tennis becomes a reality for a plethora of tennis players who are unable to afford both private or semi-private tennis lessons.

You can get into the game together by developing the five basic strokes of tennis. Mastering you serve is a great place to start. The group setting takes the pressure off of everybody’s individual performance and allows the players to enjoy learning as a whole. Group tennis lessons are typically taught with tennis players that are the same skill level for the betterment of the entire group. Group tennis lessons are ideal for kids who are shy or might be intimidated by the one-on-one instruction that comes with taking private lessons. A group lesson for kids can really encourage camaraderie and teamwork which are very important elements for children to grasp both on and off the tennis court.

The enthusiasm that can come from participating in an exciting group activity is contagious and also motivating and as a result can build confidence and make a lasting impact in a child’s life. Group tennis lessons are a great fit for kids who just want to learn how to play tennis and have great time with some friends. The social aspect is also an added benefit and is one of the main reasons that group tennis lessons for both kids and adults are very popular. Learning the fundamentals of tennis along with a group of close friends can be motivating, encouraging and extremely enjoyable. And having some fun with friends.

Adult Group Lessons

Our classes challenge you whether you are just beginning to play, haven’t played in a while, or just want to take your skills and game to the next level.

Beginner Level

Group Stroke production, keeping the ball in play, and knowing where to stand are some of the fundamentals of playing the game. Build your game so you can enjoy the sport in a social or competitive atmosphere. Refer to the program guide listings and look for 2.0-2.5 groups.

Intermediate Level Group

Building consistency and understanding how to better execute your strokes is the main goal of this class. If you are able to sustain a rally and wish to hit with more power and/or understand how to control the ball better, this is a class for you. Refer to the program guide listings and look for 3.0-3.5 groups.

Advanced Level Group

This class is for those that understand ball control with pace, with spin, and can manage directional control of the ball. All strokes can be produced and working as a team on court is evident. Refer to the program guide listings and look for 4.0+ groups.