Campers stay in the college's Compton residence hall. Meals are served in Lowry Center, which also contains a Game Room, Snack Bar, Post Office and Bookstore. Each Camper receives approximately six hours of on-court instruction daily. Stroke analysis begins shortly after arrival, and an early on-court evaluation allows an appraisal of a player's strengths and weaknesses. Beginners and intermediate players receive intensive instruction in correct fundamentals and stroke development, while stroke progression, shot selection, and court strategy are stressed for more advanced players.
Campers receive the latest in instructional techniques.
On-court demonstrations, drills, and instruction in singles and doubles tactics are supplemented by lectures and films. Practice on ball machines and videotaping of strokes take place daily. The daily schedule is quite full, but it is also flexible, and there is ample time for campers to relax. The staff seeks to provide quality instruction while emphasizing that tennis is a game to be enjoyed. To insure this, enrollment is limited each week, and we maintain a ratio of one instructor to four campers.