Junior Foundations
Movement, rally, scoring and basic technique.
The best program is based on current level, age, training frequency and the type of tennis the player wants to build. A beginner needs confidence and rally skills, while a competitive player needs more live-ball decision making, match patterns and physical intensity.
Before recommending a group, the academy looks at how the player moves, rallies, serves, returns and responds to points. This helps avoid placing players into sessions that are either too easy or too advanced.
Movement, rally, scoring and basic technique.
Reliable strokes, patterns and match habits.
Technique, tactical awareness and confidence.
High-intensity training for competitive players.
| Program | Age / Stage | Weekly Sessions | Main Goal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red / Orange | 6–10 | 1–2 | Rally & movement |
| Green / Development | 9–13 | 2–3 | Technique & patterns |
| Academy | 12+ competitive | 3–5 | Performance |
| Adult | Beginner to advanced | 1–3 | Goal-based improvement |
Repetition, live-ball decisions and shared learning.
Focused work on a specific technical or tactical issue.
Competitive points with coaching around decisions and routines.
Strokes that remain reliable under pressure.
Positioning, balance and recovery.
Shot selection based on the situation.
Between-point habits and competitive response.
Good for casual improvement or new players.
Best for steady technical and tactical progress.
Appropriate for committed academy and tournament players.
Can the player sustain controlled exchanges?
How well do points begin?
Can the player arrive balanced and recover?
Book a trial, assessment or coaching conversation and we will recommend the right next step.