TENNIS INTENSIVES - Aliso Viejo
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'TENNIS INTENSIVES' and the Aliso Viejo Junior Development Program are programs tailored to provide an
intensive development curriculum for students wishing to learn tennis as a recreation, tryout for high school tennis
teams, or compete at tournament level.
The TENNIS INTENSIVES program is for juniors and adults who have completed the Beginning and Intermediate
levels of our group lesson program, and are looking to advance their competitive skills. All have developed a
substantial repertoire of strokes and are hitting the ball harder and more consistently. It is open to juniors 11
years old and over*, and adults. We do accept outside students if they have had a minimum of 12 months group
instruction, or 6 months private instruction, or have played some level of competitive tennis (view skill
prerequisites here)
Each level focuses on learning, consolidating and perfecting basics of the game, learning and developing new
strokes, increasing fitness and stamina levels, developing and practicing new skills, and increasing knowledge of
singles and doubles match play tactics and strategies. Video analysis may be used to enhance development of
each player.
The entire program will be directed and hosted by USPTA-certified tennis professionals, Greg Langdon, and
instructed by long-time colleague, former collegiate player, and coach, John Craig.
Fast Facts:
Junior Level Three: 10:30 AM - 12 Noon (Tournament)
Adult Level Two: 12 Noon - 1:30 PM
Junior Level One: 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM (Intermediate)
Junior Level Two: 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM (Advanced)
(b) Winter Session Two: Tuesdays, March 23rd - April 27th, 2010
Junior Level One: 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
- all current participants in the program will be offered priority registration one week in advance
* Important Notice: We reserve the right to invite juniors under the age of 11 to participate in the program, and to increase class
size where necessary.
intensive development curriculum for students wishing to learn tennis as a recreation, tryout for high school tennis
teams, or compete at tournament level.
The TENNIS INTENSIVES program is for juniors and adults who have completed the Beginning and Intermediate
levels of our group lesson program, and are looking to advance their competitive skills. All have developed a
substantial repertoire of strokes and are hitting the ball harder and more consistently. It is open to juniors 11
years old and over*, and adults. We do accept outside students if they have had a minimum of 12 months group
instruction, or 6 months private instruction, or have played some level of competitive tennis (view skill
prerequisites here)
Each level focuses on learning, consolidating and perfecting basics of the game, learning and developing new
strokes, increasing fitness and stamina levels, developing and practicing new skills, and increasing knowledge of
singles and doubles match play tactics and strategies. Video analysis may be used to enhance development of
each player.
The entire program will be directed and hosted by USPTA-certified tennis professionals, Greg Langdon, and
instructed by long-time colleague, former collegiate player, and coach, John Craig.
Fast Facts:
- Where: Ridgecrest Park, Aliso Viejo
- When: - view Schedule here
Junior Level Three: 10:30 AM - 12 Noon (Tournament)
Adult Level Two: 12 Noon - 1:30 PM
Junior Level One: 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM (Intermediate)
Junior Level Two: 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM (Advanced)
(b) Winter Session Two: Tuesdays, March 23rd - April 27th, 2010
Junior Level One: 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
- Session Length: 6 weeks
- Lesson Length: 1 hour 30 minutes
- Class Size: Maximum 6 students per class*, co-ed
- Cost: $150
- Registration and Payment: (class size is limited to 6 students, on a first-come, first-served basis)
- Deadline:
- all current participants in the program will be offered priority registration one week in advance
- What to bring: All students must bring one unopened can of Penn tennis balls to the first day of camp,
tennis racquets (2), sunscreen, towel, visor or cap, (plastic) bottled water. - What to wear: Proper tennis attire is preferred, however, cool, comfortable casual clothing is acceptable.
- For more information: call Greg (949) 830-1414 or (949) 280-2291 (cell)
* Important Notice: We reserve the right to invite juniors under the age of 11 to participate in the program, and to increase class
size where necessary.
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