Activity Details
Your local coach: Charlie Crawford-Rust - Junior Development Coach for Best Practice Tennis
Hot Shots Tennis: Fun Kids Classes and Tennis Lessons
Hot Shots Tennis is a fun way for children aged 3-10+ years old to play and learn tennis. Each Stage provides the right equipment and court size for kids to play tennis at their ability and interest. Games and activities are designed with our Play to Learn philosophy which recognizes the importance of play, appropriate challenge, and learning new skills.
The benefits of the program go beyond learning tennis to also promote life skills such as building positive friendships, working with others, problem-solving, persistence, and confidence. In this way, Hot Shots Tennis promotes 'good players' and 'good people' in a fun, inclusive, and safe environment.
What to Bring:
- Racquet
- Water bottle
- Hat
- Sunscreen
Skill Level:
Great for children aged 3-10+ years old who are keen to learn tennis! Learn more about the different Hot Shots Tennis stages below:
Blue Stage - Age 3-5+
- Launch pad for players. Developing the ABC’s
- Fun, creativity, and play
Red Stage - Age 5-8+
- Discovering and developing tennis-specific skills including an introduction to specific tennis strokes, basic strategies, and the rally
Orange Stage - Age 8-10+
- Exploring and developing more complex tennis-specific skills in conjunction with additional and more complex game-related strategies
Green Stage - Age 10+
- Refining more complex tennis-specific skills and game-related strategies
- Completing the transition to full-court tennis
Join Hot Shots Tennis today and give your child the opportunity to learn tennis while having fun and developing valuable life skills!
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