Highlands Community Tennis Association
Edmonton | AB T5B 4W8 | (587) 404 2086
Schedule of Events
June 2013
Monday, June 10
Deadline: Jun 5 Code: 13R3
This program introduces the foundational skills of tennis with an oversized low compression ball on a smaller court. Players learn basic rally, serve and net play skills along with activities that build tennis specific coordination. Rules of play and “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are also introduced.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old with no previous tennis experience
This program introduces the foundational skills of tennis with an oversized low compression ball on a smaller court. Players learn basic rally, serve and net play skills along with activities that build tennis specific coordination. Rules of play and “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are also introduced.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old with no previous tennis experience
Deadline: June 5 Code: 13R4
This follow-up to Red Level 1 further refines the rally, serve, and net play skills. Players learn to compete on a Red Court with oversized low-compression balls. “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are reinforced as well.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old who have completed Red Level 1
This follow-up to Red Level 1 further refines the rally, serve, and net play skills. Players learn to compete on a Red Court with oversized low-compression balls. “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are reinforced as well.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old who have completed Red Level 1
Deadline: June 5 Code: 13A2
Picking up from where Adult 1.0 left off, this program focuses on developing the consistency of your game. Through different drills and situations our pros will be working on increasing the power of your strokes, your shot accuracy, and developing reliable footwork. Adult 1.5 is for those looking to get into club play and want to learn how to mix up their game.
Picking up from where Adult 1.0 left off, this program focuses on developing the consistency of your game. Through different drills and situations our pros will be working on increasing the power of your strokes, your shot accuracy, and developing reliable footwork. Adult 1.5 is for those looking to get into club play and want to learn how to mix up their game.
Tuesday, June 11
Deadline: June 5 Code: 13O2
This follow-up to Orange Level 1 is on a ¾ size court with a low-compression ball. Players learn to maintain a rally when receiving more challenging shots, serve with improved placement, approach the net, and place volleys.
Recommended for children 9-10 years old who have completed Orange Level 1
This follow-up to Orange Level 1 is on a ¾ size court with a low-compression ball. Players learn to maintain a rally when receiving more challenging shots, serve with improved placement, approach the net, and place volleys.
Recommended for children 9-10 years old who have completed Orange Level 1
July 2013
Monday, July 15
Deadline: July 10 Code: 13O3
Orange tennis is played on a ¾ size court with a low-compression ball. Players learn how to serve, rally, score and play at the net. “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are reinforced.
Recommended for children who are 9-10 years old or have completed Red Level 2
Orange tennis is played on a ¾ size court with a low-compression ball. Players learn how to serve, rally, score and play at the net. “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are reinforced.
Recommended for children who are 9-10 years old or have completed Red Level 2
Tuesday, July 16
Deadline: July 10 Code: 13R6
This follow-up to Red Level 1 further refines the rally, serve, and net play skills. Players learn to compete on a Red Court with oversized low-compression balls. “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are reinforced as well.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old who have completed Red Level 1
This follow-up to Red Level 1 further refines the rally, serve, and net play skills. Players learn to compete on a Red Court with oversized low-compression balls. “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are reinforced as well.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old who have completed Red Level 1
Deadline: Jul 10 Code: 13R5
This program introduces the foundational skills of tennis with an oversized low compression ball on a smaller court. Players learn basic rally, serve and net play skills along with activities that build tennis specific coordination. Rules of play and “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are also introduced.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old with no previous tennis experience
This program introduces the foundational skills of tennis with an oversized low compression ball on a smaller court. Players learn basic rally, serve and net play skills along with activities that build tennis specific coordination. Rules of play and “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are also introduced.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old with no previous tennis experience
Deadline: July 10th Code: 13A3
Intended for people who have never played before or who have forgotten when the last time they touched a racket was. This program progressively takes you through all the different tennis strokes: forehand, backhand, serve, volley, and lobs, while teaching you the rules of the game. Adult 1.0 is recommended for anyone looking for a comprehensive introduction into the world of tennis.
Intended for people who have never played before or who have forgotten when the last time they touched a racket was. This program progressively takes you through all the different tennis strokes: forehand, backhand, serve, volley, and lobs, while teaching you the rules of the game. Adult 1.0 is recommended for anyone looking for a comprehensive introduction into the world of tennis.
August 2013
Monday, August 12
Deadline: Aug 7 Code: 13R7
This program introduces the foundational skills of tennis with an oversized low compression ball on a smaller court. Players learn basic rally, serve and net play skills along with activities that build tennis specific coordination. Rules of play and “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are also introduced.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old with no previous tennis experience
This program introduces the foundational skills of tennis with an oversized low compression ball on a smaller court. Players learn basic rally, serve and net play skills along with activities that build tennis specific coordination. Rules of play and “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are also introduced.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old with no previous tennis experience
Deadline: August 7 Code: 13R8
This follow-up to Red Level 1 further refines the rally, serve, and net play skills. Players learn to compete on a Red Court with oversized low-compression balls. “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are reinforced as well.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old who have completed Red Level 1
This follow-up to Red Level 1 further refines the rally, serve, and net play skills. Players learn to compete on a Red Court with oversized low-compression balls. “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are reinforced as well.
Recommended for children 6-8 years old who have completed Red Level 1
Deadline: August 7th Code: 13A4
Our Adult intro program capstone focuses on common tennis player tactics and helps you discover your gamestyle. Learn to recognize what a “retriever”, a “placer”, or a “net rusher” is and find out how to play against them or how to play like them. Adult 2.0 equips our players with the skills and tactical knowledge necessary to effectively step into competitive tournament play.
Our Adult intro program capstone focuses on common tennis player tactics and helps you discover your gamestyle. Learn to recognize what a “retriever”, a “placer”, or a “net rusher” is and find out how to play against them or how to play like them. Adult 2.0 equips our players with the skills and tactical knowledge necessary to effectively step into competitive tournament play.
Tuesday, August 13
Deadline: August 7 Code: 13O4
This follow-up to Orange Level 1 is on a ¾ size court with a low-compression ball. Players learn to maintain a rally when receiving more challenging shots, serve with improved placement, approach the net, and place volleys.
Recommended for children 9-10 years old who have completed Orange Level 1
This follow-up to Orange Level 1 is on a ¾ size court with a low-compression ball. Players learn to maintain a rally when receiving more challenging shots, serve with improved placement, approach the net, and place volleys.
Recommended for children 9-10 years old who have completed Orange Level 1
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