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Weekly Schedule Checks payable to James Grein - 46369 Hobbs Sq - Sterling, VA - 20165

Week 1:  June 27 - June 30 Week 4: July 18-July 21 Week 7: August 8-August 11
Week 2: July 5-July 8 Week 5: July 25-July 28 Week 8: August 15-Augsut 18
Week 3: July 11 - July 14 Week 6: August 1-August 4 Week 9: August 22-August 25

South Riding Proprietary restricts the use of its courts to SRP Residents and their guests only. You must be a resident of South Riding or a guest of a resident to participate in these classes

 

Equipment
Just as kids need a court that suits their size, they also need the right size equipment. That's why both the racquet and ball are different from the equipment adults use.
The Racquet
For an adult player to succeed at tennis, racquet control is essential. Same goes for kids. But since kids are smaller than adults, kids have trouble controlling full-size racquet. They're too long, they're too heavy, and the grips are too large. Kids need racquets that are proportionate in length and weight and have a grip that fits their smaller hands.  For 8 & under, the racquet should be 19", 21" or 23". For 10 & under, the racquet should be 23" or 25".  

The Ball Kids need a ball that's sized and paced to their playing abilities. A regulation tennis ball moves too fast, bounces too high and is too heavy for their smaller racquet. Each age group, therefore, uses a ball better suited to their size and unique playing ability.
For 8 & under, a foam ball or a low-compression ball moves slower, bounces lower and travels less distance. For 10 & under, a low compression ball moves a little faster and travels farther than the ball used with the younger group, but it still has a lower bounce than the original

Each progressive week will enhance your player's ability to continue to build a solid foundation on which to learn, practice, play and compete. It is important (but not mandatory) that your player attends consecutive weeks to receive a more progressive learning experience.

8:45 - 9:30am Monday - Thursday $50/wk
Munchkin Tennis children age 5-7 years

8:45 - 9:30am Monday - Thursday $50/wk
Kids Tennis children age 7-9 years

9:30 - 10:30am Monday - Thursday           Teen Beginner Tennis
Get your child into the game.  Tennis designed for kids. Nine Great weeks of tennis with guest appearances from Top tennis players from regional HS and College champions.  Learning from these pros will be special. 

Quick-Start Tennis is for kids under 10yrs of age.    Discounts offered if you purchase more than 1 week of tennis 9 Weeks of  Quick Start tennis regular price: $405 - Discounted $243.  Subtract $20 for every week you do not attend from the total of 9 weeks to see your total price.  example:  My daughter will attend 7 of the 9 weeks  - I have indicated the weeks she will attend on the sign-up sheet my total for 7 weeks is: $203


 

  Weekly Fee $70 For the teen beginner to learn in a safe fun atmosphere. Our Beginner Tennis Director and her team will conduct a class that will prepare your player to start playing this game on shorter courts, fluffier balls and use the Quick Start and other USTA approved methods for teaching.
9:30 - 11:00am Monday - Thursday Weekly Fee $105
 The Tweener Player not a beginner but definitely not advanced - I am not playing with those little kids and I am not hanging out with those advanced teens. Now finally a spot for the tweener player. Your tweener can play full court and rally on a consistent basis. The # 1 reason why some kids are better than the other? Footwork Your player can hit forehands and backhands, some serves and play the net well enough to get by - But we need some extra practice to get to the next level of competition. This class is a weekly progressive learn, practice, play and compete class to help build a solid footwork foundation. We will use games based instruction to drive the basic court movement. It is important (but not mandatory) that your player attends 3-4 consecutive weeks to receive a more progressive learning experience		 Monday - Thursday Weekly Fee $105  Advancing Player 11am - 12:30pm Your player can hit forehands and backhands, a decent consistent serve and play the net well enough to get by - But we need some extra practice to get to the next level of competition. This class is a weekly progressive learn, practice, play and compete class to add help to a solid footwork foundation. We will teach you how to build a point, how to play to your strengths and win each point you play - or definitely understand why you did not. Every player must be approved for this class by the Advanced Player Director.

 

If your weekly class fee is $50 If your weekly class fee is $70 If your weekly class fee is $105
Total Fees for each player 5-9 weeks Total Fees for each player 5-9 weeks Total Fees for each player 5-9 weeks
All 9 weeks = $290 All 9 weeks = $390 All 9 weeks = $576
8 Weeks = $270 8 Weeks = $370 8 Weeks = $556
7 Weeks = $250 7 Weeks = $350 7 Weeks = $536
6 Weeks = $230 6 Weeks = $310 6 Weeks = $516
5 Weeks = $210 5 Weeks = $290 5 Weeks = $496
1, 2, 3, 4 weeks x $50 each 1, 2, 3, 4 weeks x $70 each 1, 2, 3, 4 weeks x $105 each

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