Lessons for all Ages
Whether your child is holding a racquet for the first time or already competing at provincial or national tournaments, LITC has the perfect program for them. Follow the link below to register for our Spring 2018 Junior Lessons, and scroll below for program descriptions.
Program Descriptions
- Parent & Tot Tennis: This introductory class for 4-5 year-olds requires a parent or guardian to be on court for the full class time with each child. The class will develop the fundamental movement and racquet skills required to start playing tennis. Graduating players will be set up perfectly to join our Red Tennis program.
- Red Tennis: Players age 5-7 will learn all the fundamentals of tennis, with a focus on rallying and serving. Tennis rules and etiquette are also introduced. New players will enter the class in Red Tennis 1, while returning players may be grouped into a Red Tennis 2 class or evaluated individually on a Red Tennis 2 Report Card. Players will learn, play and compete on a Tennis Canada-regulated Red-size court with a Stage 1 Red tennis ball.
- Orange Tennis: Players age 8-10 will learn all the fundamentals of tennis, with a focus on rallying, serving, and playing at net. Tennis rules, scoring, and etiquette are also introduced. New players will enter the class in Orange Tennis 1, while returning players may be grouped into an Orange Tennis 2 class or evaluated individually on an Orange Tennis 2 Report Card. Players will learn, play and compete on a Tennis Canada-regulated Orange-size court with a Stage 2 Orange tennis ball.
- Green Tennis: Players age 10-12 will learn all the fundamentals of tennis, with a focus on rallying, serving, and playing at net. Tennis rules, scoring, and etiquette are also introduced. Players will learn, play and compete on a Tennis Canada-regulated full-size court with a Stage 3 Green tennis ball.
- Teen Tennis: Players age 13-17 will learn all the fundamentals of tennis, with a focus on rallying, serving, and playing at net. Tennis rules, scoring, and etiquette are also introduced. Players will learn, play and compete on a Tennis Canada-regulated full-size court with a Stage 3 Green tennis ball or a regulation tennis ball, depending on age and skill level.
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