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SPRING JUNIOR CLASSES- 8 weeks (Monday 7 weeks)
April 8-June 1

M=Member, R=Resident, NR=Non-Resident, L=Level of Ability

Junior Class Descriptions:

Squirts (Level .5):  Age 4 only, who are just getting started.
Quick Starters (Level 1):  Players just starting to play tennis.
Hot Shots (Level 2):  Player has little experience playing tennis, needs stroke development.  Player is still working on getting the ball into play and is learning game scoring and rules.
Future Stars (Level 3):  1 hour class.  Can sustain a short rally at slow pace with other players of similiar ability.  Strokes are still developing, knows game rules of tennis.
Future Stars (Level 3.5):  1.5 hours.  Can sustain a short rally at slow pace with other players of similiar ability.  Strokes are still developing, knows game rules of tennis.  Has minimial tournament experience or moved from Level 3 by coach.
Future Stars (Level 4):  2 hours. Tournament level player.  Individual player can sustain a consistent rally and can serve and maintain a higher level of competition.  For players who are not yet in high school.
Challengers (Level 4.5):  Player has improved consistently with medium pace and is developing ability to control directions of the ball.  This level may play lower level tournaments and junior varsity high school.
Champions (Level 5):  Level is required to possess consistent ground strokes with depth and directional control.  Has control of serves, use of lobs, overheads, approach shots, and volleys.  Individual can compete at high school varsity level. 

SPRING ADULT CLASSES- 8 weeks (Monday 7 weeks)
April 8-June 1

Questions on Adult Classes, please contact Lisa Wheeler, lisaw@niles-parks.org.

M=Member, R=Resident, NR=Non-Resident 

Adult Class Descriptions:

Ladies Beginners:  This class is foe players with little or no tennis experience and will focus on the fundamentals of strokes, grips and terchnique.
Mixed Beginners (Level 1-1.5):  This co-ed class is for players with little or no tennis experience and will focus on basic skills including backhand and forehand ground strokes, serves, and keeping score.
Mixed Advanced Beginners (Level 2-2.5):  A co-ed class for players who have already developed some fundamental skills and can keep the ball in play with some consistency.  Designed for players who are ready to learn volleys, strategy and shot placement, and are comfortable keeping score.
Mixed Intermediate Drill & Play (Level 3.5):  A co-ed class for players ready to play matches at a competitive level and who have already mastered ground strokes, volleys and serves with some dependability.  The focus will be on improving court coverage and strategy while working on shot making and ball placement,