Weston Racquet Club Youth Tennis Clinics
WRC's Junior Pathway of instruction encompasses all levels of tennis players, from beginner players as young as three years old to those planning to play in high school, college, and competitive USTA tennis tournaments.
JUNIOR TENNIS
HITTING HOT PROGRAM PATHWAY AT WESTON RACQUET CLUB
Ivan Lendl's Hitting Hot teaching system is a comprehensive approach to becoming an expert tennis player. Hitting Hot is comprised of three levels by age group, IGNiTE, FiRE, and EXCEL. It teaches a complete understanding of how to play tennis from all positions, in all game situations, and both offensively and defensively.
Learning, enjoyment, and sportsmanship are the cornerstones of Hitting Hot. Proper etiquette, sportsmanship, physical fitness, and rules of play are emphasized at all levels.
IGNiTE
IGNiTE is our developmental tennis program for players 12 and under. It helps children learn to play tennis as they would learn other youth sports, on a smaller court with smaller balls and racquets. Your child will be trained by experienced tennis professionals who draw upon a curriculum that was created and designed by worldwide tennis experts and pros.
IGNiTE is a comprehensive and highly effective program that develops the entire child through the game of tennis.
The tennis clinic includes an introduction to tennis fundamentals and stroke techniques in a fun and team-oriented environment.
FiRE
Development and Competitive programs, part of our FiRE curriculum, are designed for junior players aged 12+. This robust tennis curriculum advances players to a higher level with an emphasis on technique, personal playing styles, strategic and tactical decision-making, and mental skills training.
EXCEL
For those athletes who aspire to play high school varsity level tennis and beyond, WRC's EXCEL program focuses on ball control, building offensive weapons, and playing against different styles effectively. The players are coached by our experienced tennis pros. Participation in sanctioned and competition is encouraged, as it becomes an integral part of developing skills.
