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Tigger-Roos NEW Quick Start Format (ages 4-8)



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2010-2011 Season 

Centered around tennis, Tigger-Roos Quick Start is a simple, fun and active introduction to sports.  Additional benefits are physical fitness, coordination and agility.

To make this easier, we've changed a few things:

  •  Court Size - SMALLER
  •  Racquet Size - SMALLER
  •  Tennis Balls -BIGGER & LIGHTER
                       AND EVEN....
  • Net Height - SHORTER

We will be offering 3 levels for different age groups:
Bears (ages 4-5):  Saturday's 10-11am
Lions (ages 5-7):  Saturday's 8-9am
Tigers (ages 7-8): Thursday's 4:30-5:30pm or Saturday's 11a-12pm

For additional Class Levels, see links at bottom of this page or click on "Tennis > Junior Tennis" in the left hand column.

Thursday Class Session: Tigers

Session 1:  September 9 - October 28 (8 wks) 

Session 2:  November 4 - January 6 -- no class 11/25 (9 wks)

Session 3:  January 13 - March 17 (10 wks)

Session 4:  March 24 - May 26 (10 wks)

 

Saturday Class Sessions: Lions, Tigers or Bears

Session 1:  September 11 - October 30 (8 wks) 

Session 2:  November 6 - January 15 -- no class 11/27, 12/25 or 1/1 (8 wks)

Session 3:  January 22 - March 19 (9 wks)

One of our Lions

Session 4:  March 26 - May 21 (9 wks)

 

 

COST:

 8 week sessions: $79 / person
 9 week sessions:   $89 / person
 10 week sessions:
  $99 / person

 

  Red Class (ages 8-12): This is for a player new to tennis who has limited playing experience and is still working primarily on getting the ball over the net within the court boundaries, and has very limited knowledge of stroke mechanics.

  White Class (by level): This is fo a player who may have had lessons but needs experience particularly with backhand and serve.  This class is for the individual who can keep play moving and is beginning to understand the procedures for singles and doubles play.

  Blue Class (by level):  This player has more dependable strokes, is learning to judge where the ball is going, and can direct shots with moderate success.  He/she can sustain a slow pace rally, but isn't comfortable with all strokes.  He/she has weak court coverage and lacks control when trying to use more power.  This level of player is developing a net game, and is starting to serve with some power, spin, and control.

  Black Class (by level):   This is for the player who has dependable strokes on both forehand and backhand, has begun to master the use of power and spins, can place first and second serves, and is able to use a variety of shots including lobs, overheads, approach shots, and volleys.  Frequently, this player has an outstanding shot or consistency around which his/her game may be structured.