Ages 5–8 | No prior experience required

Red Ball 1 is where the tennis journey begins. On a scaled 36-foot court with a low-compression red ball, young players develop the physical literacy that underpins all future tennis skill: body awareness, balance, tracking, and spatial orientation. The focus at this stage is not yet on strokes — it is on habits. Players learn to set up in a ready position, move toward an incoming ball, and make contact in front of their body with control. Those habits are what make everything else in tennis possible. A child who finishes their first Red Ball 1 session may not look like a tennis player yet — but they are becoming one.

Ages 5–10 | Red Ball 1 graduate or coach-assessed placement

Red Ball 2 is where physical habits become tennis skills. Players begin to produce shape, direction, and consistency in their groundstrokes — and for the first time, the ball goes somewhere intentional. There is something genuinely exciting about the first sustained rally: the moment a player realises they can keep it going. Training centres on cooperative rally development, sustaining three to five ball exchanges with a partner, alongside net clearance awareness and basic court recovery patterns. Players learn that every shot has a purpose: clear the net with margin, direct the ball, and get ready for the next one. A Red Ball 2 graduate can sustain a short cooperative rally and is beginning to feel what tennis is actually supposed to feel like.

Ages 5–10 | Red Ball 2 graduate or coach-assessed placement

Red Ball 3 is where players become ready to compete. The physical and technical skills built in Levels 1 and 2 are now applied in structured, game-based situations. Players develop a repeatable serve, learn to return a simple delivery, and begin playing short points with correct scoring. For many players, this is the first time tennis feels like a real game — with a beginning, a middle, and an end. A Red Ball 3 graduate can serve, rally, keep score, and play a short-format competitive point. They are not yet Orange Ball players — but they are ready to become one.

Clinic Times: 4-5pm | 5-6pm | 6-7pm
Duration: 15 Weeks
Start Date: September 14th, 2026
Price: $690

We’re offering a 20% discount on Red Ball classes for students enrolling in two or more classes within the same session. The discount applies to the additional classes only.

Clinic Times: 4-5pm | 5-6pm | 6-7pm
Duration: 16 Weeks
Start Date: September 8th, 2026
Price: $736

We’re offering a 20% discount on Red Ball classes for students enrolling in two or more classes within the same session. The discount applies to the additional classes only.

Clinic Times: 4-5pm | 5-6pm | 6-7pm
Duration: 15 Weeks
Start Date: September 9th 2026
Price: $690

We’re offering a 20% discount on Red Ball classes for students enrolling in two or more classes within the same session. The discount applies to the additional classes only.

Clinic Times: 4-5pm | 5-6pm | 6-7pm
Duration: 14 Weeks
Start Date: September 10th, 2026
Price: $644

We’re offering a 20% discount on Red Ball classes for students enrolling in two or more classes within the same session. The discount applies to the additional classes only.

Clinic Times: 4-5pm | 5-6pm
Duration: 15 Weeks
Start Date: September 11th, 2026
Price: $690

We’re offering a 20% discount on Red Ball classes for students enrolling in two or more classes within the same session. The discount applies to the additional classes only.

Clinic Times: 10-11am | 11-12pm | 12-1pm | 1-2pm
Duration: 15 Weeks
Start Date: September 12th, 2026
Price: $690

We’re offering a 20% discount on Red Ball classes for students enrolling in two or more classes within the same session. The discount applies to the additional classes only.

Clinic Times: 10-11am | 11-12pm | 12-1pm | 1-2pm | 2-3pm
Duration: 15 Weeks
Start Date: September 13th, 2026
Price: $690

We’re offering a 20% discount on Red Ball classes for students enrolling in two or more classes within the same session. The discount applies to the additional classes only.

Ages 8–11 | Red Ball 3 graduate or coach-assessed placement

Orange Ball 1 marks the first major step up: from the 36-foot red ball court to the 60-foot orange ball court. The ball travels faster and bounces higher; the court demands more movement, more precise footwork, and greater rally endurance. The primary goal at this level is building consistent, repeatable groundstrokes from the baseline — shots that clear the net with margin and land with direction. Athletic movement skills, including agility, court coverage, and weight transfer, are developed alongside stroke mechanics, reflecting our commitment to developing complete athletes, not just tennis strokes. An Orange Ball 1 graduate can sustain baseline rallies with consistency and is beginning to direct the ball with genuine intention.

Ages 8–11 | Orange Ball 1 graduate or coach-assessed placement

Orange Ball 2 applies the consistency of Level 1 to competitive situations. Players begin constructing points — not just hitting shots — through foundational tactical patterns: building crosscourt, creating angles, and recognising when to attack. Serve development takes centre stage, with players working toward a reliable, directional delivery and an effective return. Physical conditioning and competitive match exposure are woven into training at this level, alongside the mental disciplines that competition demands: staying composed, resetting between points, and competing with focus and sportsmanship. An Orange Ball 2 graduate is technically, physically, and mentally ready for the full-length court.

Ages 10+ | Orange Ball 2 graduate or coach-assessed placement

Green Ball 1 represents one of the most significant transitions in junior tennis development. Players move to the full 78-foot court for the first time, using a low-compression green ball that simulates yellow ball play while giving players time to adjust to its new demands. Everything learned on the orange court must now be recalibrated for greater distance, speed, and court coverage. Training at this level prioritises technical consolidation — rebuilding reliable mechanics under new physical conditions — with particular focus on footwork, athletic recovery position, and depth of shot. Physical preparation is developed alongside technical work: players begin structured on-court conditioning that supports the greater demands of the full-length game. A Green Ball 1 graduate is comfortable on the full court and striking the ball with consistent technique from both wings.

Ages 10+ | Green Ball 1 graduate or coach-assessed placement

Green Ball 2 is where players become complete junior competitors. With a stable technical foundation in place, training shifts toward tactical pattern recognition, point construction, and competitive match play. Players learn to build points with purpose — identifying their strengths, exploiting space on the court, and making smart decisions under pressure. Physical conditioning is integrated as a consistent part of training, alongside the mental discipline of competing over the course of a full match. Players are regularly exposed to match play situations and UTR-rated competition, and are assessed on their ability to apply their skills when it counts. A Green Ball 2 graduate is technically, physically, and mentally ready for the yellow ball program.

Ages 12+ | New and returning junior players | Green Ball graduate or coach-assessed placement (

Yellow Development is the entry point into full tennis — full court, full ball, full scoring. Designed for teenagers who are either new to the game or returning after time away, this level has one central mission: build proper technical habits before they become improper ones. Players receive focused coaching on stroke production, footwork patterns, and spatial awareness, with an emphasis on sound mechanics that will hold up under pressure as training advances. Through structured progressions, deliberate repetition, and game-based application, players develop the motor patterns and technical foundation needed to rally, compete, and continue improving. The players who progress the fastest are the ones who get the fundamentals right — and this is the level where we make sure they do.

Ages 12+ | Established players ready for competition | Yellow Development graduate or coach-assessed placement

Yellow Competitive is for players who have a reliable technical foundation and are ready to test it. Training at this level integrates technical refinement with tactical development, competitive match play, and the mental demands of junior competition — whether that means school tennis, USTA leagues, UTR events, or club tournaments. Players begin developing their own game identity, learning to construct points around their strengths and find solutions for their weaknesses. Physical conditioning is woven into every session, and competitive match exposure is a regular part of the program. Yellow Competitive players are building the consistency, decision-making, and competitive resilience that define a serious junior player.

Ages 12+ | Active competitors | Yellow Competitive graduate or coach-assessed placement

Yellow Performance is MRC's highest-level group training program — and it is not just where strong players come to train. It is where they become stronger ones. Players in this program compete or are actively preparing to compete in USTA tournaments, UTR-rated events, or high school varsity tennis. Training is comprehensive and demanding, covering advanced stroke mechanics and technical nuance, tactical pattern development, movement. Every session is purposeful and structured to replicate the pressures of competitive match play — because the goal is not just to improve in practice, but to perform when it counts. Yellow Performance players are held to high standards of effort, focus, and competitive conduct.