Red Ball Two

RED Two players work on refining their stroke mechanics and technique. They concentrate on improving the consistency and accuracy of their shots, ensuring proper form and control. This stage marks the progression towards more advanced technical skills.

Players in RED Two also begin linking shots together, understanding how to combine different strokes to construct points and create winning opportunities. They develop the ability to anticipate and react to the opponent's shots, further enhancing their tactical understanding of the game.

Dealing with spin and speed becomes another focus in RED Two. Players learn to recognize and adapt to different types of spins, such as topspin and slice. They practice adjusting their racket angles and timing to effectively handle these variations. Additionally, players work on reacting to shots with varying speeds, learning to adjust their footwork and timing accordingly.

Throughout the RED Two stage, the emphasis remains on fostering a love for playing and competing. The goal is to develop players who enjoy the game and are motivated to participate actively. By providing an engaging and supportive environment, young players are encouraged to explore their skills, develop a passion for tennis, and find enjoyment in the competitive aspects of the sport.

In summary, RED Two focuses on refining strokes, improving tracking skills, and developing a tactical understanding of court geography. Players learn to link shots together, work on advanced technical skills, and become proficient in dealing with spin and speed. The overall mission of this stage is to cultivate a love for playing and competing, nurturing young players' passion for tennis as they continue their developmental journey.

SPORTIME U10 players enjoy free walk-on privileges with a parent for FREE and are encouraged to participate in the SPORTIME World Tour, our tournaments celebrating the Grand Slam tournaments, throughout the year.  Membership is required.