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August Lessons 2008
August Lessons:
Ages: 6 - 16
Description: Former All-Court Campers who would like to take small-group/individual lessons can sign up for 1.5 or 3hr blocks any and all weeks in August from Tuesday-Thursday. Groups of 4-6 will do drills and play small games supervised by an assistant while Eric rotates kids in and out for individual lessons. This way kids will learn new skills and improve technique, while playing a lot, and enjoying the group rate. Participants can sign up for two 1.5 hour lessons if they wish, and have a morning similar to a half-day camp.
Time: Tuesday- Thursday, sessions last 90 minutes starting at 9am, 10:45am, 12:30, and 2:15
Tuition: Tuition is $30 for one 90 min. session. I would love to offer discounts for additional family members/multiple visits, but at this early stage I want to keep things as simple as possible--so unfortunately, no discounts at this point.
To Sign up:The best way to sign up is to email Eric your child's name and preferred time (email:eolson@pingree.org). You may also telephone 978-465-6564 or 857-753-6557 and leave a message. No payment in advance is necessary. Lesson time will be confirmed.
School-Year Lessons:
Ages: 6 - 16
Description: Same as above, except limited to Sundays from 10:00am-11:30, and 11:45-1:15pm,
Tuition: Tuition is yet to be determined but is likely to be $30/session when outdoors and $40/session when we move indoors.
To Sign up:The best way to sign up is to email Eric your child's name and preferred time (email:eolson@pingree.org). You may also telephone 978-465-6564 or 857-753-6557 and leave a message. No payment in advance is necessary. Lesson time will be confirmed.
All-Court Philosophy:
All-Court Tennis Camps strive to provide child-friendly and instruction appropriate to age and ability. All-Court staff are experienced, patient, and enthusiastic. They also understand that to teach the sport of tennis effectively, instructors must be adept at making drills productive, engaging, and FUN! Instruction begins by breaking down the essential movements of a stroke into understandable parts. Campers practice each component, and then build each piece back into a complete stroke. Teaching activities are focused and lively, with small camper groups on each of the 8 courts, and lots of small games and a variety of drills.