A proven system for improvement
A Practice Court can be of immense value to players who are developing their strokes or trying to correct flaws in them.
Statistics show that usually a person who is learning tennis will get out on the court too soon and will be so frustrated with the lack of immediate results that he/she quits after a few lessons.
As Dr. Anthony Scolnick, our director of tennis, explains: "We are teaching people through progression - how to crawl, walk, and eventually to run".
Not your ususal tennis court
Our practice court is as long as half a court and as wide as a singles court. Each section is as wide as half a singles court. Behind the net, an automated ball machine will feed balls programed to your level. A retrieval system will take care of picking the balls up, so you can concentrate on hitting more strokes. A colorful target scheme hangs behind the net and allows for practicing controlled hitting.
Let the pro coach
On our Practice Court, the pro is right next to you, allowing for closer attention to detail and better communication between student and pro.
After your lesson, on the same day or another day of the week, take what you've learned during your lesson and practice on your own on the same court.
No one wants to waste time or money; change and improvement are guaranteed during your very first lesson.
Video analysis
Have you ever felt that your tennis instructor is repeating the same commands week afer week but you still can't understand what is it that you are doing wrong? If only there was a way for you to see...
Using a high speed camera our pros and students will be able to instantly review a stroke in 240 frames per second, Right on our Practice Courts. With the ability to play, pause and change the speed of the video, this technique is most effective to hone your strokes.