Tennis is an exciting, fast-paced sport for all ages. However, if you are just starting out, it’s wise to seek out tennis instruction to learn the various strokes, play styles and shots you could encounter in a match. 

What to expect from Group Lessons

Group tennis instruction is a great way to begin learning to play tennis.  Groups possess a level of energy, fun, and encouragement that can not be replicated in any other format.  Plus, you’ll meet other newbies while learning the basics of the game.  

 A set schedule for learning

Mark the day/time on your calendar each week and look forward to your time on the court.  Whether you are a child, high schooler or adult, this approach to learning is always best.  You will be mentally and physically prepared to know this is your hour!  Each session starts with a warm-up followed by verbal and visual tennis instruction of the skill or skills learning that day.  Most weeks there will be ample time allocated for practice. It is expected that you will set aside additional time to hone your skills.  Players should arrive a few minutes early and dress in athletic type clothing.  

Meet friends and tennis professionals

The only way to improve is practice and perfect your skills.  Use the group tennis instruction opportunity to find hitting partners.  Tennis pros are always a great resource and may even provide times outside of class to practice.  

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When you are ready to take learn tennis, contact LifeSport Athletic Club in Libertyville, IL. They offer adult and junior tennis groups, private lessons and specialized drill classes to help you learn different technical aspects and gain experience playing with two or more people. Learn more about this LifeSport Athletic Club and their other wellness options by calling (847) 362-5553 or emailing memberservices@lifesport.com. You can also view class schedules by visiting their website.