Group Classes
Meet other enthusiastic tennis players in our year-round group classes.
- Learn the basics and improve your game with one of our qualified pros
- Junior group and adult group classes are available for all ages and abilities
- Limited to 6 participants per court due to Covid-19
- Join any time during the session and pay a prorated fee
- Make-up classes are offered if you happen to miss a pre-paid class
| Previous Session | Fall I (August 31 - October 25, 2026) 8 weeks No classes Labor Day Weekend (Sept. 5, 6 & 7) Junior Class Schedule | Fall I (August 31 - October 25, 2026) 8 weeks No classes Labor Day Weekend (Sept. 5, 6 & 7) Adult Class Schedule | Early Bird Deadline Aug. 17, 2026 |
| Current Session | Fall II (October 26 - December 20, 2026) 8 weeks No classes Thanksgiving Weekend (Nov. 26, 27, 28 & 29) Next Junior Classes | Fall II (October 26 - December 20, 2026) 8 weeks No classes Thanksgiving Weekend (Nov. 26, 27, 28 & 29) Next Adult Classes | Early Bird Deadline Oct. 12, 2026 |
Classes are $25.00 per hour | 6-8 week class sessions
Early Bird Discount – 15% off Per Class – enrollment two weeks prior to session start
2nd Class Discount – additional 5% off (total of 20% off with early bird, class must be in the same session)
Players are grouped according first according to level and second according to age. Don’t worry about signing up for the “correct” class, our iTennis teaching professionals will let you know if your child would do better in a different class based upon their skill level and maturity.
Tiny Tots (ages 4-6): 45 min – Beginner classes with emphasis on fun and basic hand/eye coordination
Future Stars (ages 6-8): 1 hour – Introduction to tennis with low compression balls and smaller racquets to make learning easy and fun
Big Hitters (ages 8-10): 1 hour – Players beginning to play 3/4 court to full court with low compression balls, emphasis on beginning to play actual tennis games
Junior Development I (ages 11-16): 1.5 hours – Designed for players with limited playing experience continuing to learn basic tennis fundamentals
Junior Development II (ages 11-16): 2 hours – Designed for players beginning to play regular games and sets, soon moving into junior team tennis or high school tennis. More emphasis on technique and tactics
Academy (ages 12+): For players who are already competing in junior team tennis and/or tournaments. Players should be playing 3-5 days per week at a minimum and looking to advance to Varsity High school tennis and/or college tennis. Instructor approval required.
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Our junior classes are the starting ground for our new players just learning the basic techniques of tennis with limited match play experience.
iTennis offers junior clinics in eight week sessions. Clinics are limited to 6 students per professional and are offered to Tiny Tots (ages 4-6), Future Stars (ages 6-8), Big Hitters (ages 8-10), Junior Development (ages 10-14), and Academy (ages 8-18). Advanced junior players can participate in our Academy Program.
Junior classes are divided up by age and level. We focus on having fun and learning skills that will last a lifetime. For those kids exhibiting more aptitude and desire, our junior classes pave the way into our more advanced ‘academy classes’ for those who will be playing high school tennis and/or tournament tennis. We strive to meet the needs of all our players whether their aspiration is to play middle school tennis or to compete at Wimbledon as a professional player.
Our adult clinics are a great place to take up the game!
iTennis offers adult clinics starting in eight week sessions. Clinics are limited to 6 students per professional and are offered to first time beginners (NTRP 1.0 – 2.0), Low Intermediate (2.5 – 3.0), Advanced Intermediate (3.0 – 4.0) and Advanced (4.0+).
Come for the first time, get a refresher course, or get a weekly workout and tips for those seeking some weekly exercise. The classes are loosely correlated to USTA NTRP ratings. Don’t worry if you don’t know you rating; we’ll find the right spot for you.
Beginning classes tend to focus more on proper technique, while intermediate and advanced classes tend to be more workout-based and less instruction based. In the group setting, our emphasis is primarily on a great workout and fun. We encourage students who want more in-depth instruction to explore the private lesson option.