Jupiter, FL · Tequesta · Palm Beach County (561) 847-6954 anthony@jupitertennis.com
Jupiter Expert Coaching
Junior program

Junior Tennis Development Program

At Heritage Oaks Racquet Club, 18000 Heritage Drive, Tequesta, FL 33469.

Player placement is based on age, ability, athletic development and coach recommendation. Advancement is earned through demonstrated skill development and commitment to training.

November/December Session Begins the week of November 9 and ends the week of December 14 Register now
Ages 5–7

Red Ball

Build foundational motor skills, early tennis awareness, and confidence through fun, play-based learning.

  • Basic coordination: tracking, balance, catching and throwing
  • Simple forehand and backhand mechanics
  • Proper grip and ready position
  • Rally skills with red balls on smaller courts
  • Basic rules, scoring concepts and sportsmanship
  • Teamwork, listening skills and positive court behavior
Ages 7–9 · Beginner / lower intermediate

Orange Ball I

Strengthen fundamental technique and introduce structured rallying and point play.

  • Forehand and backhand mechanics with improved swing paths
  • Basic footwork patterns and movement to the ball
  • Consistent contact point and racquet preparation
  • Simple serve mechanics and return of serve
  • Rally skills on the 60-foot court
  • Point play, scoring and tactical awareness
Ages 8–10 · Intermediate / advanced orange ball

Orange Ball II

Advance technique, consistency, and tactical development for competitive readiness.

  • Topspin production and directional control
  • Serve mechanics: toss accuracy, rhythm and placement
  • Return skills with proper split-step timing
  • Rally patterns: crosscourt control and changing direction
  • Net play: volleys, approach shots and overheads
  • Competitive routines, focus and emotional regulation
  • Preparation for local match play and entry-level tournaments
Ages 9–12

Green Ball

Transition players toward full-court tennis with stronger technique, footwork, and tactical understanding.

  • Stroke mechanics for full-court consistency
  • Full-court movement: recovery steps, spacing and balance
  • Serve variations: slice, topspin and placement
  • Return strategies: neutralizing, redirecting and attacking
  • Point patterns: offense, defense and neutral phases
  • Advanced net play and transition skills
  • Preparation for USTA-level competition
Competitive development

Junior Academy

Train committed players for competitive match play through advanced technique, fitness, and tactical training.

  • Advanced stroke mechanics for pace, spin and precision
  • Full-court tactical systems: building points and exploiting weaknesses
  • Serve +1 and return +1 patterns
  • Conditioning: agility, speed, endurance and strength
  • Mental toughness: routines, resilience and composure
  • Match play: strategy, adaptation and problem-solving
  • Preparation for school teams and USTA tournaments
Registration

Register and pay online

Choose classes, tell us about your player, and pay securely with card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. You’ll get a confirmation email with the schedule.

Policies

  • Player placement is based on age, ability, athletic development and coach recommendation.
  • All participants must follow Heritage Oaks rules and regulations.
  • Make-up classes are offered during and after the program.
  • Heritage Oaks is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
  • All payments must be made before participation.

Questions? Call (561) 847-6954.

Classes

Choose one or more.

Red Ball · Ages 5–7
Orange Ball I · Ages 7–9
Orange Ball II · Ages 8–10
Green Ball · Ages 9–12
Junior Academy · Competitive development
Player
Parent or guardian

Payments are processed by Stripe. Registering more than one child? Complete one registration per player.

FAQ

Common questions

Which level is right for my child?

Levels are guided by age, but placement depends on ability. If you’re unsure, register for the age level and Anthony will confirm placement at the first class.

What if we miss a class?

Make-up classes are offered during and after the program.

What should my child bring?

A racquet sized for their level, court shoes, water and a hat or sunscreen.