Description of Junior Levels:

Pee Wee: The focus for this level is development of motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Fun and games are key in this introductory class.

Little Tennis: The focus is on solid fundamentals. Fun is the key and there will be plenty of it.

Intermediate I: This player has limited lesson experience. There should be some knowledge of basics, but this advanced beginner still needs work on a complete range of basic skills.

Intermediate II: This player has knowledge of all strokes and has a good grasp of technique but still needs additional review and work on overall consistency.

Advanced I: This player can hit all the basic shots and is ready to develop appropriate footwork as well as basic match strategy. Continental grip will be introduced at this level on volley and serve.

Advanced II: This player is proficient with footwork and basic match strategy. Players at this level will be ready to begin development of all three spins on the serve, topspin and underspin on groundstrokes as well as more advanced strategy.

Super Tough, Tournament Tough, & Karim’s Group: This level of player is determined primarily by commitment. These classes will involve USTA ranked level players who have above average execution of all the spins and a commitment to play tournaments. Players of this level are usually engaged in programming three or more times per week.