Frequently Asked Questions

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Things to consider while selecting your best option 

Court time - CHALLENGERS are 1 hour of court time for each player. 

TOURNAMENTS are 2 hours of court time for each player within a a given 3 hour time period. 

Format - the format for CHALLENGERS is to play as many games possible in 1 hour & players may end up playing singles or doubles, depending on the number of attendees. TOURNAMENT format is pre established (either singles or doubles or a combo of each)

# players - CHALLENGERS are a maximum of 4 players & the umpire/ coach may play to even out the players. TOURNAMENTS often have four players; however, it may have more or less depending on court time availability. The umpire/ coach will only play, for fun, in the event of a missing & defaulted or late & penalized opponent. 

Televised - CHALLENGERS are not streamed live. TOURNAMENTS are streamed/ commentated live via our FB page at https://www.facebook.com/share/1LUzoNJv1S/?mibextid=wwXIfr

•⁠  ⁠location & court surface: we have several outdoor https://breakpointclub.org/locations-outdoor and indoor locations https://breakpointclub.org/locations-indoor

The schedule will provide you the address.  Read more about the court surface & check out pics/ videos by clicking the links above. 

•⁠  ⁠⁠coach

Pros cycle thru coaches & often have more than 1 coach.  Players should consider developing by taking "bits & pieces” from each coach.  Alternatively, you may gel with 1 coach that provides you a great experience.  See our coaching team at https://breakpointclub.org/our-team

•⁠  ⁠⁠private vs class 

Private lessons are a great option for 1-4 players without having "outsiders” participate in your session.  It’s here that you &/ or your coach will mold the agenda to your specific needs (serving, backhand, match play, figuring out your level etc…work on anything you want in a private atmosphere).  

Group classes are a great option to meet new players and follow a format already set out.  In every class you will spend 25% working on all shots, 50% of the time is focused on the class theme, 25% of the class is dedicated to playing games.