2024 TERM 2

Start:               1st week of the Term (Wednesday 1/5/24 & Friday 3/5/24) 

Duration:       6 weeks

TIMES:

Wednesday  4 :00  -  4:45pm      RED & ORANGE ball  (4 - 10 yrs). To register go to Memberships and choose 2024 Term 2 Wednesday  Hotshots.

Wednesday  4:45  -   5:30pm      YELLOW (Regular) ball and Green ball (10+yrs) for Beginners/Intermetiate juniors. To register go to Memberships and choose 2024 Term 2 Wednesday Starter Group.

Friday              4:00  -   4:45pm       RED and ORANGE ball (4-10yrs). To register go to Memberships and choose 2024 Term 2 Friday Hotshots.

NOTE: The colour of the ball suitability depends on physical size not just age. Just turn up & we will sort it out. 

Cost:                $80 per child ($140 for 2 siblings, $200 for 3 siblings). School Vouchers are available - click Memberships page to register.  $15/session walk-ins after first week or contact  head coach Jean [reads as 'John'], 0478 802 308, for price of finishing the Term.

Perk:                FREE Hot Shots T-shirt (see picture above) for new students if signed for the whole Term.

Bring:              Loan rackets available or bring own.  Bottle & hat & sense of fun!

More info:     contact Head Coach Jean [reads as 'John'] on 0478 802 308

ENROL:

Click HERE to go to Memberships page to register & view payment details for your internet banking &/or School Voucher.

What are HOT SHOTS ?

Tennis Hot Shots is fun, social and active. And it’s the easiest way for kids aged 10 and under to learn how to play tennis. The courts and racquets are smaller, the balls don’t bounce as high so they’re easier to hit and kids love it.

Children progress through three stages – Red, Orange and Green – as their ability improves. This approach to teaching kids tennis is also recommended by the International Tennis Federation.

Red Ball (approx. ages 5–8)

The Red stage is for beginners. The red ball is larger than a yellow ball and doesn’t bounce as high, making it a breeze for even the youngest players to hit it comfortably. While the courts and nets used in the red stage are much smaller and easier for kids to move around.

Orange Ball (approx. ages 8–10)

After mastering the Red stage, children move on to the Orange stage where the ball bounces a little higher and faster and the court is a bit bigger.

Green Ball (approx. ages 9 - 12)

The ball used in the Green stage bounces higher and faster than the orange ball and children play on a full-size court.

Finally, when they are ready, kids graduate to the yellow ball and play on a full-size court.