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GROUP CLASSES

Beverly Hills Tennis offers Adult and Junior classes all year long. Class sessions run between 8 weeks to 14 weeks. Junior Classes are offered based on age and level. There is a maximum of 6 players in the Junior Classes. Adult Classes are offered based on the NTRP style ratings. There is a maximum of 6 players in the Adult Classes.

Use the playlist below to help determine your appropriate level

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Class scheduled and level descriptions below.


Winter Class Registration:

The Registration for our 2nd 6 week Winter  Session began Tuesday, February 3rd. You can see if anything is still available at our registration tab above.

 

Schedule below

Classes are held at La Cienega Tennis Center unless noted otherwise.

Each registration is for a set class for the full session. (e.g. - a beginner who signs up Monday 7am 1.0 class will attend at that time for all 6 weeks).

Beverly Hills Resident Adult Fall Class - $198 for 1 hour class for entire 6 week session.
Non-Beverly Hills Resident Adult Fall Class - $210 for 1 hour class for entire 6 week session

Beverly Hills Resident Junior Fall Class - $168 for 1 hour class for entire 6 week session. Non-Beverly Hills Resident Junior Fall Class - $180 for 1 hour class for entire 6 week session.

All those registered in Group Classes will receive a store credit in the Pro Shop for any missed classes due to rain. There are no makeup classes. There are no refunds.

If you believe you have store credit, you should be able to see it when you sign back into your online account located at our REGISTRATION tab.

2026 Winter Class Information


Classes have a maximum of 6 students per instructor per court. Live Ball and 1.5 hour clinics have a maximum of 8.


Due to the limited spaces, classes are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Levels 1.0-5.0 are based on the USTA definition of adult tennis levels.
Players must be at level listed or they may be moved by the instructor. Class transfers will be made based on availability in other classes. Discrepancy in level may result in loss of class.

No make ups, credits, or refunds for unforseen schedule conflicts, or missed classes. Beverly Hills Tennis reserves the right to cancel classes due to weather, holidays, or facility closures. In the event of such a close, a store credit will be issued.

Players are expected to show respect for coaches, staff, and fellow players at all times. 
Schedule is subject to change. 
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winter 26 adult AS Of2-2

Instructors and Class Schedules are subject to change.

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Beginner - 1.0

These players are new to the game of tennis or has taken on beginner class session before.

What to expect in this class:

Names and parts of the racket court

Beginning fundamentals and strokes—forehand, backhand, volley, and serve

Basic tennis footwork

Ability will be determined by an instructor for class

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Advanced Beginner - 2.0

These players have basic knowledge of all shots. They have taken at least 1-2 beginner class sessions before and/or have been told by their tennis instructor to move up to an advanced beginner level.

What to expect in this class:

Further stroke development

Transition from baseline to net

Consistency, rally, and placement drills

Scoring and advanced serving

Footwork and movement drills

Ability will be determined by an instructor for class

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Intermediate - 3.0

These players have a consistant ability to hit all shots, and are learning to construct points. They have taken at least 3-4 advanced beginner classes and/or have been told by their tennis instructor to move up to an intermediate level.

What to expect in this class:

Advanced strokes including spins, slice, lobs, touch and out of the air

Strategy for point play

Depth and control of the court

Preparation for JCP and tournament play

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ADVANCED - 4.0

These players are competitive tournament level players. They have a strong grasp on different types of spins, slices, and other stroke production. They have played consistently at a strong 3.0+ level for over a year and/or has been told by their tennis instructor to move up to an advanced 4.0 level.

What to expect in this class:

Competitive point play

High intensity workout

Advanced footwork, placement, and drills