Summer Tennis Sessions

RPM Elite Red Ball (Ages 5-8)

This class is specifically designed for intermediate players, focusing on developing essential skills such as basic groundstrokes, serve techniques using the proper grips. Additionally, players will be introduced to volleys and continental grip skills, laying a solid foundation for their tennis journey.

Players in the Elite Red Ball class are expected to make a minimum commitment of 2 days a week, with a suggested training duration of 4-6 hours per week.

RPM Elite Orange Ball (Ages 7-10)

This class is tailored for intermediate players aiming to refine their skills and grasp fundamental tactical concepts essential for competitive play. Players will focus on mastering groundstroke parameters, refining their techniques to optimize shot quality and consistency. They will continue to develop their volley and serve techniques, emphasizing the use of continental grips for effective execution.

Players in the Elite Orange Ball class are expected to make a minimum commitment of 2 days a week, with a suggested training duration of 5-7 hours per week.

RPM Elite Green Ball (Ages 8-12)

This class is tailored for dedicated players aged 8-12 who are ready to elevate their game and excel in competitive settings. This program focuses on adapting to a larger playing space and increasing the speed of groundstrokes while maintaining consistency and precision. Players will be introduced to advanced strategies such as taking the ball early and exploiting opponents' weaknesses to gain a competitive advantage on the court. These strategic elements will enhance players' tactical understanding and decision-making skills.

Players in the Elite Green Ball class are expected to make a minimum commitment of 2 days a week, with a recommended training frequency of 3 days per week. A suggested training duration of 6-10 hours per week is designed to maximize skill development, tactical understanding, and overall performance

RPM Elite Yellow Ball (Ages 12 and Older)

This class is designed for players who are actively competing in tournaments, including middle and high school tennis players seeking to excel in competitive settings. Players will focus on refining advanced skills essential for tournament success. This includes intensive work on serve and return techniques to gain a competitive advantage during matches. Players will also learn tactical patterns and strategies tailored to their playing style, enhancing their ability to read and adapt to match situations effectively.

Players in the Elite Yellow Ball class are expected to make a minimum commitment of 2 days a week, with a recommended training frequency of 3 days per week. A suggested training duration of 8-12 hours per week.