A standard ball is too fast and bounces too high for a young child. So we slow it down and shrink the court — kids rally from day one, and the strokes they build are the real ones they will use at full size.
Fall runs on monthly sessions, summer runs on weekly sessions, and you pay by how many days a week your child attends. Pick a season below.
Monthly sessions, Monday through Thursday afternoons. Prices below are per month, based on how many days a week you sign your child up for.
Summer 2027 Session Dates to Come
Note that some classes are by invitation only. If you do not have the authorization for one of the INVITE ONLY classes, please do not sign up for those classes, or consult the instructors on how to get an invitation for your child.
Go by age as a first guess — Sprouts 3–5, Red 5–7, Orange 8–10, Green 10–12. But age ranges are a guide, not a rule. Children are also grouped by size and skill, and the coaches move players between groups all the time. If you are unsure, call the front desk and we will help you place them at first. Once they start in the program, the coaches will move them to a different program if that is needed.
Not to start. We have loaner racquets in the right size for every color. Once your child is committed, the coaches will help you pick a first racquet — sizing matters far more than brand at this age.
You pay by how many days a week your child attends, not per class. In fall and spring that price is per month; in summer it is per week. The more days you commit to, the lower the per-day cost.
Yes. Every program has a drop-in fee listed — it is the most expensive way to attend, but it is a good way to try a color before committing to a session.
HP and Next Gen groups train more often, at a higher intensity, with a competitive focus. They are invitation-only — coaches invite players from the open classes when they are ready. If you think your child is close, ask their coach.
Sessions are paid up front for the block, and we do not pro-rate for missed classes. If your child will be out for an extended period, talk to the front desk before the session starts.
Court shoes with non-marking soles, comfortable clothes they can run in, and a water bottle. Sunscreen and a hat for summer sessions — those run through the middle of the day.
Members get priority when classes fill. A limited number of spots are open to the community each season — call the front desk and we will tell you what is available.
Spring is announced in January and summer in April. Both appear on this page as soon as they are set, so check back or ask your child’s coach at the end of the current session.