Tenicity Beginner Tennis Programs
Tenicity’s Beginner Programs aim to grow youth participation in the lifelong game of tennis. The training will be focused on learning the game’s fundamentals with progressive skill development.Â
Our Beginner Program has 3 Stages of Development:
Stage 1: Builds foundational athletic skills for tennis and introduces basic strokes.
Stage 2: Focuses on tennis movement, additional strokes, and ball control.
Stage 3: Further develops fitness, swing technique, shot consistency, and game understanding.
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Progression through the stages may span multiple seasons, influenced by training frequency and duration. Extended breaks such as over the winter, may result in skill regression.
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In all 3 stages, our coaching methods implement the principles of positive youth development via sports. Players are placed in sub-groups by skill level and we will provide feedback to parents when players achieve Stage 3 competency and are ready for intermediate tennis and our Team Tennis Match Play Program.
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Program Locations:
Tenicity’s Beginner Tennis Programs are offered via Centennial Schools Community Education and the Cities of Blaine, New Brighton, Bloomington, Edina, and Shorewood.Â
Program Participation:
In 2023, the programs introduced to the game and developed over 500 youth ages 5-17. The programs have achieved 211% participation growth in a span of 3 years since 2020.Â
North Metro Youth Programs – Spring and Summer Sessions
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South and West Metro Youth Programs – Spring and Summer Sessions
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Customer Testimonial
"Thank you for a fun 3 weeks filled with growth in our children's tennis skills! I grew up playing tennis with parks and rec programs up through varsity with Centennial and am impressed by your program. Not only the way you incorporate skills with fun but the way you interact with the kids, learning their names on day 1 and engaging them in conversations about their week and what they liked best about lessons. All combined, it makes them so excited to come back every day. Keep up the good work!"
Parent of summer program participant