BUILDING PLAYERS
FROM THE FIRST SWING FORWARD
Junior tennis development designed to build skills, confidence and a lifelong love of the game.
Red Ball • Orange Ball • Development • Competitive Training
THE JUNIOR TENNIS PATHWAY
From first swing to competitive tennis
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RED BALL
The perfect starting point for young players. Build coordination, movement and racquet skills while learning the fundamentals of rallying and playing the game.
02
ORANGE BALL
The next step in player development. Build stronger technique, movement and rally skills while learning point play, scoring and basic strategy.
03
GREEN BALL
Bridging the gap to full-court tennis. Develop stronger technique, movement and consistency while building confidence with longer rallies, serving, returning and match play.
04
INTERMEDIATE
Building the complete player. Develop greater consistency, movement and point-play skills while improving serves, returns, court positioning and match strategy.
05
ADVANCED
Preparing players for competitive tennis. Develop stronger point construction, match strategy and competitive skills for middle and high school tennis, league play and local competition.
06
COMPETITIVE
DEVELOPMENT
For players pursuing higher-level competition. Intensive training develops advanced technique, tactical patterns, movement and match strategy for tournament players and those working toward collegiate tennis.
NOT SURE WHERE YOUR PLAYER FITS?
We'll help you find the right starting point based on age, experience and current playing level.
WHY PARENTS CHOOSE FOX TENNIS ACADEMY
More than lessons — a place for young players to learn, compete and grow.
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CLEAR DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY
Players have a clear path from their first experience with tennis through advanced and competitive development.
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PROFESSIONAL COACHING
Experienced coaches teach more than strokes — helping players develop technique, strategy, confidence and a better understanding of the game.
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CONFIDENCE & COMPETITION
Players learn how to compete, solve problems on court and build confidence through point play, match play and age-appropriate competition.