An introduction to the basic strokes, rules of the game, and its scoring systems. Players will learn the service and serve-return positioning, along with developing the rudimentary skills necessary to sustain a rally. Racquets, balls and eyeguards provided. Participants are encouraged to wear non-marking sneakers with adequate heel stability (to prevent ankle injury.)

This is a ten week class that runs from 2/3/26 through 4/14/26. There is no class on 3/10/26.

A continuation of the principles explored in the introductory class, with an emphasis on developing a facility volleying the ball, as well as other tactics employed to hold the front (T) position. We will also explore in greater detail the elements of the swing that increase/decrease pace, and expand our hitting zone for greater creativity in shot trajectories.

This is a ten week class that runs from 2/4/26 through 4/15/26. There is no class on 3/11/26.

Introduction to the rules and fundamental practices of the game. This course covers instruction in basic strokes, techniques, rules, and playing in game situations. Participants must provide their own tennis rackets.

This course focuses on improving the execution of the forehand, backhand, serve, and volley, as well as developing other game-enhancing shots such as the lob, overhead, and drop shot. Singles and doubles strategies are also covered for improved competitive play.

This course focuses on improving the execution of the forehand, backhand, serve, and volley, as well as developing other game-enhancing shots such as the lob, overhead, and drop shot. Singles and doubles strategies are also covered for improved competitive play.

This course takes the game to a higher level by mastering acquired skills and strokes. The course also provides increased emphasis on game strategy and endurance.