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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Pickleball Instruction - Pickleball Intermediate I - 6-Week Class
Pickleball Beginner Master Class (4 Hours Class) New to pickleball and want to learn it the right way — not by guessing or copying others? This 4-hour Beginner Master Class is a fun, structured, and confidence-building introduction designed specifically for true beginners. You’ll learn all the essential fundamentals — how to serve, return, rally, move, and score — while developing proper technique from the start so you avoid common bad habits. Instruction is broken into simple, easy-to-understand progressions with plenty of guided practice and coached play. With a small group (max 16 students), you’ll receive individual feedback, clear demonstrations, and game-based drills that make learning enjoyable and effective. By the end of the class, you’ll understand how the game works, feel confident stepping onto the court, and be ready to play recreational games with purpose — not confusion. Perfect for: brand-new players, casual hitters, or anyone who wants a strong foundation before playing regularly.Pickleball 101 (6-Week Fundamentals Course)Our 6-week Beginner Pickleball Clinic is an introductory level course on Pickleball. The class is appropriate for true beginners (newbies) to the game, as well as those that are playing casually but who NEVER received formal beginner training. Our skilled instructors (IPTPA certified) will teach you all about the fundamentals of the game, the history, strokes, rules, paddle, grip, scoring, etiquette, overall strategy of the game, proper warm up, and safety to get you started on your path to being a professional pickleball player, or just a casual social player.Pickleball Skills & Drills (6 Individual Clinics for Intermediate Players)Ready to take your pickleball game to the next level? These clinics are designed for intermediate players (at least one year of recreational play, OR formalized pickleball lessons and 9 months of recreational play) who want to improve consistency, refine technique, and make smarter decisions on the court. Choose from six individual clinics covering: 1. Forehand & Two-handed Backhand Groundstrokes; 2. Serve & Return; 3. Third-Shot Drive & Drop; 4. Volleys, Blocks & Resets; 5. Dinking & Offensive LOB; and 6. Overhead & Complete Point Play. Each clinic features focused instruction, progressive drills, and game-like situations to help you build confidence and become a more effective doubles player. Select the clinics that best fit your interests and areas for improvement! Pickleball Intermediate I (6-Week Course)This class is designed for players who already understand the basics and are ready to refine technique, shot selection, and on-court decision-making. Instruction focuses on consistent serves and returns, third-shot strategy, net play, positioning, and reducing unforced errors through smarter play. Progressive drills and guided play will help players reinforce deliberate decision-making (thinking) rather than relying solely on instinctive responses (reacting) during games.** Not for beginners. Prior pickleball training or instructional experience is extremely advisable to ensure players can keep pace with drills and game simulations. Pickleball Intermediate II (6-Week Advanced Course) This class is designed for experienced players who already have solid fundamentals and consistent match play experience. Prior completion of an Intermediate I class or equivalent training is strongly recommended. Players should be comfortable with dinking, serving, returning serve, basic third-shot decisions, and maintaining rallies under pressure.Over six weeks, players will refine advanced skills and strategy, including shot selection under pressure, improved third shot drives and drops, transition-zone play, defensive resets and counterattacks, advanced dinking patterns, court positioning, and tactical decision-making in competitive situations. Emphasis is placed on reducing unforced errors, creating advantages, and playing with greater consistency and purpose at higher game speeds.** Not for beginners. Prior pickleball training or instructional experience is extremely advisable to ensure players can keep pace with drills and game simulations.
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