GROUP CLASSES
Beverly Hills Tennis offers Adult and Junior classes all year long. Class sessions run between 10 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 8 players in the Adult Classes.
Fall Classes are currently running September 13 - December 19, 2021.
Winter Classes will run January 3 - March 13, 2022. Winter Schedule listed below
Winter Registration will begin online Decemeber 13 at 10AM.
Classes are held at La Cienega Tennis Center unless noted otherwise
If your chosen class is full at time of registration, please email bhtwaitlist@yahoo.com to place yourself on the waitlist for any openings
All those registered in Group Classes will receive a store credit for any missed classes due to rain. There are no makeup classes. There are no refunds.
Lunch Time Drop Ins are back!
Adult Classes will be limited to only 6 players!
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Adult Classes:
$320 for the entire Fall Session for Non Beverly Hills Residents. $300 for Beverly Hills Residents.
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Junior Classes:
$240 for the entire Fall Session for Non Beverly Hills Residents. $220 for Beverly Hills Residents.
*Instuctors and class schedule subject to change
If you believe you have credit, please email
proshop@beverlyhillstennis.com.
Beginner - 1.0
These players are new to the game of the game of Tennis.
What to expect in this class:
Names and parts o f the racket court
Beginning fundamentals and strokes—forehand, backhand, volley, and serve
Basic tennis footwork
Ability will be determined by an instructor for class
Advanced Beginner - 2.0
These players can successfully hit groundstrokes, volleys, and serves over the net. Movement and footwork is becoming more defined.
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
Intermediate - 3.0
These players can carry on short rallies at medium pace. They have control and placement of strokes,. They can transition from baseline to net. They can serve and keep score of games.
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
JCP Prep - 4.0
These players are competitive tournament level players. They have a strong grasp on different types of spins, slices, and other stroke production.
What to expect in this class:
Competitive point play
High intensity workout
Advanced footwork, placement, and drills