Orange Ball Two

Players in Orange Two work on becoming more aggressive from the back of the court, aiming to take control of points and dictate the flow of the game. They also focus on playing more at the net, honing their skills in approaching the net and finishing points with volleys and overheads. This stage emphasizes the importance of being comfortable and effective in both offensive and defensive positions on the court.

Tactical skills play a significant role in Orange Two. Players develop decision-making abilities, learning when to go for winners, when to play defensively, and how to construct points strategically. They work on taking time away from the opponent, employing shots that disrupt the opponent's rhythm and force errors. The intensity of play increases as players learn to maintain focus and handle the pressure of competitive situations.

In Orange Two, there is heightened focus on developing the athletic skills that form the foundation of technical development. This includes improving agility, speed, coordination, and overall athleticism. Players work on maximizing their movement and balance skills, which are essential for playing high-level tennis. These athletic skills enable players to cover the court efficiently, reach difficult shots, and maintain stability during powerful strokes.

Overall, Orange Two is a stage where young tennis players continue to refine their tactical understanding and technical skills. They learn to play with intent, challenging their opponents with every shot. This stage also places emphasis on developing athleticism and maximizing movement and balance skills. Through dedicated practice and competition, players in Orange Two lay the groundwork for future progress and success in the sport of tennis.

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.