Junior Development is built as a foundation of progressions. There are several levels in our program, each offering a more challenging set of skills, so as the child masters one level, they progress to the next.
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Build a foundation of fitness, coordination, and fun—on and off the court!
A playful intro to tennis with a focus on movement, agility, and basic motor skills.
Fun, fast-paced classes that build coordination and teamwork. Players begin rallying and learning the fundamentals.
Kids build confidence as they develop rallying skills and begin learning simple strategies through fun, game-based play.
Using age-appropriate equipment and smaller courts, players sharpen rallying skills and get their first taste of real competition.
Designed for developing players, this class sharpens technique, improves control, and builds tactical skills for both singles and doubles play.
Take your game from practice to performance. Players compete in real-time matches with on-the-spot coaching to boost strategy, confidence, and mental toughness.
“The Midland Tennis Academy is designed to provide the highest quality instruction to the committed tennis athlete looking to play at the highest levels of High School Tennis, Collegiate Tennis, and Professional Tennis. We believe in goal setting, structure, discipline, sacrifice, and hard work in order to achieve high performance on AND off the court. Our priority is to develop high quality athletes that are citizens of significance.”
Jared Flick – Director of Junior Development
Jason Winegar – Director of Junior Performance
Players have demonstrated solid fundamentals and are ready for competition. Training increases to 4–6 hours per week, including private lessons. Prepping for tournament play.
Players train on a full 78' court with a focus on technique, tactics, and movement. Emphasis on scoring, singles vs. doubles strategy, and decision-making. Designed for serious players.
Focus on developing game style, tactical adjustments under pressure, and pattern play. Players are expected to demonstrate discipline, sportsmanship, emotional control, and a winning mindset as program demands increase.
