TINY TENNIS

Tiny Tennis (Ages 3–5)

Tiny Tennis is a parent-child introductory program designed for our youngest players. In this "Toddler and Me" class, a parent or guardian must be present on court with their child to participate. Through fun, movement-based activities and basic racquet skills, this program introduces the game tennis in a playful, encouraging environment — setting the stage for a lifelong love of the game

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PROGRESSIVE 1

Progressive 1 (Ages 5–7)

Progressive 1 is the first independent stage of our Learn to Play pathway, where young players are introduced to the basics of tennis in a fun and age-appropriate way. Using mini courts (12 metres), mini nets and low-compression red balls, children develop coordination, grip, footwork, and simple stroke techniques. The program emphasizes enjoyment and confidence while building a strong foundation

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PROGRESSIVE 2

Progressive 2 (Ages 8-10)

In Progressive 2, players continue to build on their technical base while learning to rally and control the ball with more precision. The program uses orange balls with medium compression on a ¾-sized court (18 metres) and progresses to green dot balls on a full-sized court.. Players work on stroke refinement, footwork, and tactical awareness through structured drills and cooperative play, promoting consistency and court awareness

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PROGRESSIVE 3

Progressive 3 (Ages 10-13)

Progressive 3 marks the transition between green dot play on a full court, to full-court play using regular compression balls. Players focus on refining technique, generating spin and power, and learning match-play skills such as court positioning and point construction. This stage builds the athletic and tactical foundation needed for the next level of competitive or recreational tennis

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HIGH SCHOOL

High School Program (Ages 13–17)

The High School Program is ideal for players who want to improve their skills and compete at school team level competition or in recreational tournaments. Using regular balls on full-sized courts, players participate in structured drills, match simulations, and physical training. The focus is on technical refinement, strategic thinking, footwork, and mental toughness, supporting confident performance in competitive settings. While this program is meant for kids with some tennis playing experience, please feel free to reach out to us if your child is a beginner and interested in getting into tennis, and we will see what we can do

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