Level 1 – Tennis Introduction
Children learn the fundamental building blocks of tennis, including coordination, balance, and racquet control.
They practice how to hold the racquet correctly, make simple forehand and backhand swings, track the ball, and follow basic rules.
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Level 2 – Orange Ball Introduction
Students progress to using the Orange Ball, which bounces lower and moves slower, making it ideal for developing early rally skills.They learn improved footwork, controlled swings, basic rallies, serve with a toss, and simple directional hitting.
Sportsmanship and understanding of point structure are introduced.
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Level 3 – Orange Ball Development
Players develop stronger technique and consistency with the Orange Ball on a mid-sized court.They practice rallying 6–10 balls, create directional shots, improve net skills, and develop early tactical understanding.Serve and return become more reliable, and players begin structured point play.
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Level 4 – Green Dot Progression
Players transition to the Green Dot Ball and begin training on a larger court with greater speed and bounce.They develop full-stroke mechanics, rally with depth and intention, hit with spin, and serve with accuracy.Tactical decision-making, point construction, and emotional management are emphasized, preparing students for Yellow Ball in the future.
 
Minimum age: 5½ years.