COMPETITIVE ACADEMY
In the Competitive Academy, players will develop physical literacy skills to move like an athlete, develop a solid technical foundation as well as understand basic tactical situations. Players progress to the next academy based on their skill development and age. To practice what they learn, we organize competitive events where players can compete in a fun safe environment.
Red Ball Academy (5 - 7 years)
The key outcome of this program is developing an athlete first and then the tennis player. There is a strong focus on developing coordination skills, physical literacy skills and understanding how to control the racket and ball through basic technical development.
Orange Ball Academy (6 - 8 years)
Playing on a ¾ court players further develop their reception and projection skills through an understanding of ball controls, movement, and court awareness.
Green Ball Academy (7 - 9 years)
This program is not offered this session.
Yellow Ball Academy (8 - 10 years)
The focus is on movement and making technical adjustments to be able to manage playing with a regular ball.
Performance Academy
Committed to training to compete provincially and nationally players in the performance academy develop their technical, physical, and psychological skills to be able to better execute tactical decisions to take their game to the next level. A yearly plan is designed for the performance players to help them with periodization to maximize performance to coincide with important competitions.
The key outcome of this program is developing an athlete first and then the tennis player. There is a strong focus on developing coordination skills, physical literacy skills and understanding how to control the racket and ball through basic technical development.
Orange Ball Academy (6 - 8 years)
Playing on a ¾ court players further develop their reception and projection skills through an understanding of ball controls, movement, and court awareness.
Green Ball Academy (7 - 9 years)
This program is not offered this session.
Yellow Ball Academy (8 - 10 years)
The focus is on movement and making technical adjustments to be able to manage playing with a regular ball.
Performance Academy
Committed to training to compete provincially and nationally players in the performance academy develop their technical, physical, and psychological skills to be able to better execute tactical decisions to take their game to the next level. A yearly plan is designed for the performance players to help them with periodization to maximize performance to coincide with important competitions.
