Mar 21 - underhand serve 1 spot left🎾
Mar 28 - serve & returns 3 spots left🎾
Mar 7 - backhand 3 spots left🎾
Mar 28 - underhand serve 4 spots left🎾
Apr 11 - play your first game 6 spots left🎾
Apr 18 - rules for rookies 6 spots left🎾
Apr 25 - forehand 5 spots left🎾
May 2 - net play 6 spots left🎾
May 9 - footwork 6 spots left🎾
May 16 - backhand 6 spots left🎾
May 23 - lobs & smashes 6 spots left🎾
May 30 - rally practice 6 spots left🎾
Jun 6 - play & learn to score 6 spots left🎾
Jun 13 - serves & returns 6 spots left🎾
Jun 20 - booming 1st serve 6 spots left🎾
Jun 27 - cardio tennis 6 spots left🎾
Apr 12 - cardio tennis 5 spots left🎾
Apr 19 - backhand 4 spots left🎾
Apr 26 - net play 6 spots left🎾
May 3 - forehand 6 spots left🎾
May 10 - serves & returns 6 spots left🎾
May 17 - rally practice 6 spots left🎾
May 24 - doubles positioning 6 spots left🎾
May 31 - footwork 6 spots left🎾
Jun 7 - play & learn to score 6 spots left🎾
Jun 14 - booming 1st serve 6 spots left🎾
Jun 21 - groundstrokes 6 spots left🎾
Jun 28 - hitting session 6 spots left🎾
Apr 12 - footwork & positioning 4 spots left🎾
Apr 19 - forehand (coach Hesh sub) 2 spots left🎾
Apr 26 - rally practice (coach Hesh sub) 2 spots left🎾
May 3 - hitting session (coach Hesh sub) 2 spots left🎾
May 10 - footwork 2 spots left🎾
May 17 - backhand SOLD OUT
May 24 - lobs & smashes 2 spots left🎾
Jan 11 - forehand SOLD OUT
Mar 22 - play & learn to score 2 spots left🎾
Apr 6 - footwork & positioning 4 spots left🎾
May 18 - play & learn to score 4 spots left🎾
Feb 23 - what is a challenger? 1 spot left🎾
Mar 2 - cross court shots SOLD OUT
Mar 9 - intro underhand serve 3 spots left🎾
Mar 16 - footwork SOLD OUT
Mar 23 - lobs SOLD OUT
Mar 30 - net play 3 spots left🎾
Apr 6 - forehand SOLD OUT
Apr 13 - groundstrokes 2 spots left🎾
Apr 13 - forehand (coach Luis sub) 6 spots left🎾
Apr 20 - play your first game 6 spots left🎾
Apr 27 - rules for rookies 6 spots left🎾
May 4 - net play 6 spots left🎾
May 11 - footwork 6 spots left🎾
May 18 - groundstrokes 5 spots left🎾
May 25 - backhand 5 spots left🎾
Jun 1 - lobs & smashes 6 spots left🎾
Jun 8 - backhand 5 spots left🎾
Jun 15 - cardio tennis 5 spots left🎾
Jun 22 - don't fear doubles 5 spots left🎾
Jun 29 - approach shots 6 spots left🎾
Feb 23 - don't fear doubles 1 spot left🎾
Mar 2 - hitting session SOLD OUT
Mar 9 - play & learn to score SOLD OUT
Mar 16 - return of serve SOLD OUT
Mar 23 - lobs & smashes SOLD OUT
Mar 30 - rules for rookies 2 spots left🎾
Apr 13 - forehand 3 spots left🎾
Mar 10 - serves & returns 4 spots left🎾
Mar 17 - hitting session SOLD OUT
Tues 6- 7pm "Rookie 1.0" Adult Class (Coach Rammy) @ Eastdale ci, 701 Gerrard St E, Toronto (indoor) *max 4 players
Feb 24 - play and learn to score 2 spots left🎾
Mar 3 - what is a challenger SOLD OUT
Mar 10 - footwork 2 spots left🎾
Apr 7 - return of serve SOLD OUT
Apr 14 - serve 2 spots left🎾
Feb 24 - net play 2 spots left🎾
Mar 3 - play & learn to score SOLD OUT
Mar 10 - serves & returns 1 spot left🎾
Mar 17 - groundstrokes SOLD OUT
Mar 24 - rules & positioning 3 spots left🎾
Mar 31 - backhand 3 spots left🎾
Apr 7 - cardio tennis 3 spots left🎾
Apr 14 - intro doubles 3 spots left🎾
Feb 24 - forehand 2 spots left🎾
Mar 3 - learn backhand types 4 spots left🎾
Mar 10 - groundstrokes 3 spots left🎾
Mar 17 - footwork SOLD OUT
Mar 31 - play your first game 4 spots left🎾
Apr 7 - net play 4 spots left🎾
Apr 14 - rally fun 4 spots left🎾
Mar 11 - forehand 4 spots left🎾
Mar 18 - footwork SOLD OUT
Mar 11 - rally practice 4 spots left🎾
Mar 18 - backhand SOLD OUT
Feb 25 - timing your groundstrokes 2 spots left🎾
Mar 25 - net play 2 spots left🎾
Apr 1 - footwork 2 spots left🎾
Apr 8 - hitting session 2 spots left🎾
Apr 8 - groundstrokes 4 spots left🎾
Apr 15 - serves & returns 3 spots left🎾
Mar 12 - hitting & timing 4 spots left🎾
Mar 19 - footwork & positioning SOLD OUT
Feb 26 - hitting session 1 spot left🎾
Mar 5 - play your first game 1 spot left🎾
Mar 12 - basic rules of a game 1 spot left🎾
Mar 19 - footwork SOLD OUT
Mar 26 - net play 3 spots left🎾
Mar 26 - return of serve 4 spots left🎾
Apr 2 - groundstrokes 3 spots left🎾
Apr 9 - what is a challenger 4 spots left🎾
Feb 26 - positioning 3 spots left🎾
Mar 5 - play your first game 4 spots left🎾
Mar 12 - happy feet SOLD OUT
Mar 19 - smashes SOLD OUT
Mar 26 - forehand 2 spots left🎾
Apr 2 - crosscourt SOLD OUT
Apr 9 - net play 3 spots left🎾
Mar 13 - smashes 4 spots left 🎾
Mar 20 - lobs 4 spots left 🎾
Feb 20 - cross court shots 1 spot left 🎾
Mar 6 - approach shots 2 spots left 🎾
Mar 13 - groundstrokes 1 spot left 🎾
Mar 27 - play your first game 2 spots left 🎾
Mar 6 - approach shots 1 spot left🎾
Mar 13 - lobs & smashes 1 spot left🎾
Mar 20 - serve SOLD OUT
Mar 27 - underhand serve 2 spots left🎾
Apr 3 - backhand SOLD OUT
Apr 10 - forehand 3 spots left🎾
From a skill development perspective, there is no recommended starting class as each skill has its own unique learning pathway. There is no prerequisite for any of the beginner classes.
You may, however, want to consider starting with the class that interests you the most or a class that fits your schedule. Keep in mind that regardless of the class theme, all shots are still practiced.
The format is 50% focused on instruction within the class "theme", 25% instruction on other strokes, and 25% on gameplay with coach feedback on your newly developed skill(s).
No, there is absolutely no recommended sequence. Learning how to do a "backhand" theme class first does not prepare you for a "serve" theme class. They are totally unique skills.
Register for whatever class that interests you the most within your level. Some players may wish to only register for multiple "backhand" classes, while others may wish to take 1 of every "theme" before reassessing what to participate in next. Some students may select classes that are just convenient locations for their schedule.
We highly recommend you do not think of the skills of tennis learning in a sequence; it is a dynamic sport that involves numerous skills. We'll be there on court in a 4:1 ratio, so rest assured your skills will come together.
Also, remember that and all shots are practiced in every class - there is simply more emphasis on the theme.
Initially, students often find themselves guessing there level. This works out most of the time, however, when a coach identifies a student in the wrong level, BreakPoint will reach out to the student with reassignment options into their correct level.
When reassignments are communicated, students may be rquired to stay within their 'initially registered level' for a period of 2 weeks until we can transfer them into their proper division. If you are concerned about signing up for the wrong level, be sure to space out your classes 2 weeks apart at the beginning.
Coaches are skilled at training students playing at different levels, so don't worry about being in the wrong level for a short period of time. The coach may feed balls at different speeds to accomodate a player in the wrong level.
It's also very important to play "challengers", "tournaments" and "socials" for finding your true level. Players that restrict themselves to classes often find themselves never being able to play tennis on their own - they simply get too used to a coach feeding a ball to their hitting zone and are thrown completely off once a match starts. So get involved in play options early ("challengers", "tournaments" & "socials") and don't stress about getting beat multiple times before finally getting a win. This is the truest form of finding your level.
Most definitely. It is highly unlikely you will advance to the next level after just 1 class.
Moving up a level will require a combination of playing "challengers", "tournaments" & "socials", hitting against a wall &/or taking classes. We'll help u make it happen and make it totally fun along the way.
No, the format is 50% focused on instruction within the class "theme", 25% instruction on other strokes, and 25% on gameplay with coach feedback on your newly developped stroke(s).
Yes. Generally speaking, students often find themselves able to play/ learn within 2 different levels. For instance, It's very common for a player to say "on a good day I'm a 2.5 player, and on a bad day I'm a 2.0 player". This student would be welcome to join either the 2.0 beginner level or the 2.5 advanced-beginner level.
At the start of class, each student gets to select what they want to improve. The coach will devise drills to allow for each student to practice their desired choice. 75% of the class is focused on high frequency ball feeds & 25% is spent on playing game. There is still coaching thruout, tho the focus is more on "timing" and "contact point" & less on technique (vs a traditional class).
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