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Greetings Valley Members

Welcome to the 2010 season! My team of assistant pros and I will do our best to assist you in setting goals, as well as to assist in maximizing your 2010 outdoor tennis experience. I have classes, clinics, programs, and camps for both adults and juniors of all ages and abilities.

Junior and Adult classes start Monday April 26, 2010 and camps start June 14, 2010.

To see what programs and camps I have running and to print a Registration form please click on the Program Registration form and Program Information form in the box to the right.

Looking forward to a GREAT 2010.

Brian

Email Brian

905 771-7511

2010 Program and Registration Information

Adult Program Registration Form

Spring & Fall Junior Registration Form

Summer Camp Outline

Summer Camp Registration Form

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Adult Levels of Play

1.0 to 1.5 Complete Beginner to Beginner: Never played: to very basic ability

2.0 to 2.5 High Beginner: Can get the ball in play, lacks control and consistency

3.0 Low Intermediate: Able to maintain a basic rally. Can play basic singles & doubles

3.5 Intermediate: Execute shots with consistency, able to move opponent around the court

4.0 High Intermediate: Has a reliable combination of shots. Erratic attempting quality shots

4.5 Advanced (Club Level)): Uses variety of spin. Has dominant shot and/or good steadiness

5.0 Advanced (Provincial): Has a developed game style. Tournament player

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Junior Levels of Play

TenTen Program: (4 to 6 years) Teaches the fundamentals of tennis in an entertaining way. Makes use of child friendly equipment, aids and props.

Beginner 1: (6.5 to 10 years) Introduces the basic strokes and fundamentals, sportsmanship, social development, coordination and fitness.

Beginner 2: (10 years +) For players who have grasped the basics and are beginning to rally from the baseline with a focus of building the capacity to rally. Emphasis on personal and social development, sportsmanship, fitness and rules.

Intermediate: (8 years+) Players are capable of rallying from the baseline. Focus is on refining skills, improving the serve and general consistency.

Intermediate/Advanced: (10 yrs +) Players can rally and serve consistently. Focus is on corrective full court singles and doubles. Recreation or competitive.

Advanced: (12 years +) Focus is on development of advanced strokes, execution of game strategy, and fitness. Encouraged to play competitively.