ANZ Tennis Hot Shots is based on a “learning-through-play” philosophy, which means that playing the game of tennis is the central feature of each session. Smaller courts, racquets and softer tennis balls makes it possible to develop children’s skills faster, while the Red, Orange and Green stages offer a clear pathway.

Red Ball Hot Shots (5-8 years) 

TennisGear offers a variety of Red Hot Shots programs throughout the week. There is no minimum playing standard required to become involved in TennisGear’s Red Ball Hot Shots lessons! We encourage all players to get involved and take part in this awesome game. As player’s progress and improve their games they will start to achieve the playing standards required to move up through the classes and levels right up to our squads.

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Orange Ball Hot Shots (8-10 years) 

No minimum playing standard required! This is our entry-level class for Orange Hot Shots and is perfect for first-time players or kids who have never or  played a small amount of tennis. Players will work on developing all of the fundamental skills of tennis including rallying, serving, coming to the net and scoring and competing. By week 8 of the term players will take part in our rally awards day which will measure their progress in the following areas: Rally, Serve, Come to the Net, Score and Compete. This will give them the opportunity to progress into the next level of Orange Ball classes.

After mastering the Orange Hot Shots stage, children move on to the Green stage where the ball bounces a little higher (75 per cent compression) and the court is a bit bigger.

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Green Ball Hot Shots (11-13 years) 

The green ball hot shots lesson is a perfect way to start playing for players aged 11 – 13 years with no or very little experience. Green Hot Shots players progress through different levels by acquiring new skills and taking part in exercises. The lessons focuses on the development of the players in aspects of rally, serve, come to net and score and compete using full courts and  25% less compression balls. The development pathway allows for player to work their way into green ball development squads. Squad players would participate in Hot Shots Match Play, Neta Fixtures and Junior Development Series of Tennis Australia.

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