by Advantage Tennis Clubs | Feb 20, 2025 | Camps, General |
Summer youth programs that promote enrichment, exercise, and interpersonal engagement can have a tremendous positive impact in the lives of our kids. As a discerning parent, however, you may have noticed that quality programs in your community are few and far between....
by Advantage Tennis Clubs | Dec 27, 2024 | General, Stories
I was stuck in traffic recently and struck up a conversation with the Uber driver. He was a young man from Pakistan who has lived in the U.S. for 11 years. Married and about to become a father, he and his wife share a communal home with his brothers and their families....
by Advantage Tennis Clubs | Dec 6, 2024 | Camps, General, Junior Programs, MPRC, RIRC, Schedules
Happy Everything! No matter what you celebrate, make this holiday season unforgettable for your child with Advantage Holiday Tennis Camps! Join us for two exciting camp options hosted by our premier tennis clubs. Packed with fun, fitness, and tennis, it’s the perfect...
by Advantage Tennis Clubs | Nov 11, 2024 | Adult Programs, General |
Learn Tennis with Adult Red Ball, Upper West Side! Sign Up Now Welcome to the start of your tennis journey! Take a short walk to your first tennis lesson on the Upper West Side (at the Stephen Gaynor School Gym) located at 148 West 90th Street and join our Adult Red...
by Advantage Tennis Clubs | Oct 30, 2024 | Adult Programs, General, RIRC |
by Anne Hobbs, Three- time Grand Slam Doubles Finalist How do we raise the level of our game? “Practice makes perfect,” some say. “Taking Lessons Regularly” ,others say. “Playing with better players” I have heard mentioned. Even working with a therapist on the mental...
by Advantage Tennis Clubs | Oct 23, 2024 | General, Stories |
By Anne Hobbs, Three- time Grand Slam Doubles Finalist, of the Roosevelt Island Racquet Club The Olympics had a noticeable impact on this year’s US Open. Players who tried to compete in both events really struggled at Flushing Meadows. It was a lot to ask, switching...
