
New programs starting January 2010: Peak Performance Group Quickstart Select |
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At SDTA, our emphasis is giving students the opportunity to learn and improve all different aspects of the game from fundamentals of technique, on court movement, to tactical & mental skills in order to eventually become the best player they can be. We offer several different levels of development from advance beginner, to intermediate, to elite players that will eventually go on to play college tennis. We believe strongly in giving students the best coaching possible by having highly experience coaches combined with a low coach per student ratio in order to assure them proper all around development. Through intense technical, tactical & competitive strategy training, students will be able to develop and learn the importance of a solid work ethic that will last a lifetime. |
High Performance Challenger Developmental Level |
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The SDTA Challenger developmental level program focuses on fine tuning the fundamentals of technique, footwork and tactical competitive play.
We also emphasize on teaching students a variety of specialty shots & tactics needed to develop an all-around game that will help them compete in tournament play.
This group is primarily set up for students that are playing junior ALTA & USTA leagues, Georgia level 5 & 4 tournaments.
Ages range from 9-13 with players been placed mainly on level of ability, maturity and physical attributes.
In order for a player in this level to move into the next level, they must dominate the group and show the necessary skills that will allow them to compete
at the next level. This group is currently held at Harrison Tennis Center location and has 3 two hour drills workouts for
a total of 6 hrs. per week, which include 2 drill sessions and 1 match play. Cost: $255.00/month |
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High Performance Championship Level |
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| The SDTA High Performance Championship level program focuses mainly on players that have excellent potential, show great discipline & work ethic and are looking to take their game to a higher tournament competitive level. They mostly play Georgia level 4, 3, 2 & 1 state tournaments and Southern level 3 & 2 championships or are solid high school players. Most students at this level are well ranked in the 12's, 14's & 16's age groups. Championship tournament level players are expected to work very hard in all aspects of the game in order to improve performance in tournament competition. Any player at this level that is looking to move up to our highest level must have advance skills, good level of maturity, solid physical skills and be very active in state & southern level competition. This group is held at Harrison Tennis Center location and has 3 two hr. drills workouts for a total of 6 hrs. per week, which includes 2 drill sessions and 1 match play. Cost: $280.00/month |
Former SDTA student John Watts now a top Division III Top National Player at Washington University-St.Louis |
High Performance Premier Level |
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| The SDTA High Performance Premier level is for the highly experience and exceptionally skilled player. They consist mainly of students that compete in national, southern and state level tournaments and are top high school players. This very select group consists of players ages 14-18 that have a solid work ethic and a strong desire to eventually play college tennis. They focus heavily on high intensity training on all aspects of the game in order to reach the highest level of junior tennis competition. During the past 12 years, we developed many players that trained in this group. They have played for or are currently playing at top colleges like Georgia Tech, Tennessee, Penn State, Kentucky and Samford U. among others. This group has two 2.5 hours drills workouts and a 2 hour match play for a total of 7 hours per week and is held at Harrison Tennis Center in Marietta. Cost: $280.00/month | |
High School Elite Level |
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| The SDTA High School Elite level is design for players that are currently on their high school teams or are looking to try out with the goal of making the team. The majority of these players put major emphasis on high school tennis and league play over tournament competition. Their strokes technique, footwork, tactical play and knowledge need refining and must work hard to reach their goals of playing high school tennis. We focus heavily on both singles and doubles training to give them a basic understanding of competition. This group has 3 two hour drills workouts for a total of 6 hours per week with 2 drill sessions and 1 match play per week. Cost: $255.00/month | |
Pre High School Level |
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| The SDTA Pre High School level is designed for for young athletes between ages 11-14 to come and vastly improve their tennis game, work hard, make new friends and have a lot of fun. The goal of this level is to build a solid foundation of proper stroke technique, footwork, strengthen point play skills, and be challenged by some of the other players in their peer group. Many of these kids play USTA and ALTA, and are preparing to tryout for the respective high school teams in the future. In order for a player in this level to be moved into the next level, they must show necessary technical and tactical skills in order to compete in our High School Elite Level. This group is held at Harrison Tennis Center and meets for (2) 1.5hr workouts for a total of 3 hours per week. Cost: $155.00/month | |
New - starting Fall 2009Select Quickstart Level |
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| The SDTA Select Quick Start 60-foot court Tennis Program
is a key component in the progressive development of a young tennis player who is looking to learning
the proper fundamentals of tennis before moving on to a full size court junior development program.
One of our goals at SDTA is to work with these young players ages 7-10 and
start them off in the right track by using well structure practices that are suited for their age and level of skill.
We will focus on teaching the proper technique while learning basic tactics of play in order to get them to play points and games in a fun environment.
Our ultimate goal is to have a small group of young talented athletes that are willing to work, learn and have fun together so they can grow and become the best they can be. It is a long term process and we at SDTA are committed to help and guide them every step of the way. SDTA will be conducting a free evaluation in order to recognize young athletes that show many of the following traits:
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New - starting Fall 2009SDTA Peak Performance Group - Home School/Early Release School Program |
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