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Junior Tennis Academy

PV Tennis Academy offers a year-round tennis program for children aged 4 and up. Our coaching philosophy focuses on building fundamental skills that help players develop a well-rounded game.

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Following the USTA curriculum and progression pathway, we use lighter balls, smaller rackets, and appropriately sized courts to accelerate skill development, boost confidence, and ensure children enjoy the learning process.

 

We offer both group and private lessons, open to both club members and non-members.

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Hotshots

Red Ball

Ages 4-7

 

Monday - Friday 3:30 - 4:15

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Description

  • Red Ball (25% less compression than a standard tennis ball)

  • Smaller court

  • Lots of games, hand-eye coordination exercises, and tennis drills

  • Racket recommendation: up to 23”

  • Class is divided into two groups: 4-5-year-olds and 6-7 year old​​​​​

Fundamentals

Orange & Green Ball

Ages 7-13

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Monday - Friday 4:15 - 5:45

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Description

  • Class is divided into two groups Orange (7-9 year olds) and Green (10-13 year olds). 

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Challenger

​Regular Ball

Ages 9-16

Intermediate Level

Players must be approved by Coach Ken

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Monday - Friday 4:00 - 6:00

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Description

  • This is for the player who has started competing, has a general understanding of the game, and can sustain live-ball rallies. This group will continue to focus on stroke development, match-play strategy, and lots of point-play

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​High-Performance

Advanced Level​

Players must be approved by Coach Ken

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Description

  • This is for serious-minded players. Players are competing in USTA level 6 tournaments or higher,

  • Players must be approved 

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18 & under: Tue, Thu, Fri: 5:45-7:45

14 & under: Tue, Thu, Fri: 4:00 - 6:00

10 & under: Mon & Wed: 4:30-6:30

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Junior Team Tennis
 
USTA Junior Team Tennis, or JTT, brings together boys and girls, ages 7-18, to play singles, doubles and mixed doubles against other coed teams. JTT is also a great introduction to competitive tennis

When Should I Start Playing in USTA Junior Tournaments?

After players have achieved success in USTA Junior Circuit events, they may want to explore USTA Junior Tournaments. We strongly recommend beginning at Level 7 tournaments, an intermediate level competitive tournament that guarantees multiple matches in a short period of time.  

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How do I enroll my child?
To enroll your children in the desired program please download the registration form on our website at www.pvtennisclub.com. Please fill out the registration form and email the form to info@pvtennisclub.com. Registration forms will also be available at the front desk. If you have any questions or need assistance with registration you can reach the front desk @ 310-373-6326.
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What group do sign up for? 
New students must sign up for their age-appropriate groups. Players must be approved by Junior Director, Ken Shoji, to play in Challenger or High-Performance. We will graduate students when they are ready.
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My kid is 7 years old, do I sign them up for Hotshots or Fundamentals? 
If they are new to the program, they will start at Hotshots and coaches will assess if the student is ready for the Fundamentals Group. 
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Do we need to bring a tennis racket?
If they have a racket please bring it with you. The pro shop also has demo rackets for use and sells junior tennis rackets. 
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Is there a sibling discount?
Yes, there is a 10% sibling discount. The discount does not apply to single-day rates.
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Is there a max amount of students?
Each program has a maximum number of students to ensure quality over quantity.
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Will my child play in the same group as their friends?
The pros will do their best to accommodate requests to keep friends in the same group. It is dependent on the relative level of all players. The groups are split up based on skill & experience. A higher-level player can move down, but a lower-level player cannot move up. 
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Can I sign up over the phone with the Front Desk?
No, the registration form must be filled out & emailed to info@pvtennisclub.com. The Front Desk can assist in the process of registering. Every student is required to have a form on file.
    
Do I have to call ahead if I plan to miss a class?
Yes. You must notify the front desk beforehand if you plan to miss a class. If you do not notify the front class before the class, you will lose the credit and not be able to attend a makeup.

If I have missed days can I use them any time throughout the year?
No. You will have until the end of the following month to make up for the missed class. Students cannot join if classes are full. 
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Will there be make-ups available if they miss a class?
You may make up missed days on any day with available space. If you know your child will be missing a day please call the front desk to let us know. You will have until the end of the following month to make up for the missed class. Make-up classes may not be applied as a discount to the next months package.
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Can I just show up any day for make-up?
No, you must call the front desk to check availability and to be put on that day’s roster.
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Refund policy:
There will be no refunds issued unless special circumstances occur and a refund is approved. You may retain the amount as a junior program credit.

Palos Verdes Tennis Club 
3303 Via Campesina, Palos Verdes Estates, California 90274
Front Desk: 310.373.6326

info@pvtennisclub.com

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Club Hours
Monday - Saturday: 7:30 am -10:00 pm 
Sunday 7:30 am - 9:00 pm

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