Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • YOUTH ATHLETICS

Pee Wee Tennis Lessons

Your child will learn proper grip, basic strokes, and other beginning tennis fundamentals through lots of fun drills and tennis-like games. This class also will help children to develop hand-eye coordination, movement skills, and get a feel for the ball. Equipment will be provided and age appropriate. Boys and girls will have a blast and gain the proper foundation on which they may continue to build and develop their interest in tennis. Participants must bring a water bottle, tennis shoes and their own racket.

Tiny Tots Tennis Lessons

Youngsters enrolled in this class will learn the basic strokes, serve, volleys, and rules of the game. Racket face control, ball bounce judgment, receiving skills, space management, rallying skills, and court movement will be emphasized. Girls and boys will develop the agility and coordination needed for effective tennis play. Situational drills and games will help them to establish a solid foundation for future development in the sport and build a lifelong love of tennis. Players will be divided into groups based on ability level. Participants must bring a water bottle, tennis shoes and their own racket.

Parent and Me Tennis Lessons

You and your youngster can experience the sport of a lifetime together. We will teach you how to interact with your child on the court and how to keep things fun while your child learns the basics of tennis. Equipment will be provided and age appropriate. Participants should bring a water bottle.

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Beginner / Advanced Beginner Tennis Lessons

Young players concentrate on stroke development, rallying skills, and learning to play matches at a faster pace. Ball receiving and placement, court movement, and overall tennis strategy will be emphasized. Players will focus on their power and accuracy to improve their performance. Through challenging and exciting drills and matches, youngsters will develop the racket skills, coordination, agility, and stamina needed for recreational and competitive tennis play. Players will be divided into groups based on ability level. Participants must bring a water bottle, tennis shoes and their own racket.