The Preserve at Deerfield Calendar of Events

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May 20: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 05/20/2012 at 3:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 05/20/2012 at 4:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:

    2. Every Sunday -

      Junior Development Program -

      The most important thing one can do to nurture a young child at this stage is to keep it fun. When working on basic technique, we set up targets (cones) on the court, and if he or she hits one of them near it, we make a big deal of accomplishment. Positive reinforcement is crucial at this young age. In addition, we set up fun filled games that incorporate the basic fundamentals of which is to have each child swing for the back fence. This helps to develop a longer stroke and depth over time into each child's game. Lastly, we perform a dynamic warm up at the beginnig lifelong love for the game of tennis.

    1. Attachment:
    2. Tennis Pro

May 20: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 05/20/2012 at 4:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 05/20/2012 at 5:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:
    2. Every Sunday

      Adult  Development Program - 

      During the development stage of an adult player, we emphasize on improving the technical aspects of each stroke, such as the forehand, backhand, and serve. We isloate and work on specific technical aspects of each stroke during our simple progressions of hand feeding drills to racquet feeding drills. This gives the player an increased amount of repetitions that enhance their muscle memory of each technical aspect, thus improving their stroke. We also focus on incorporating the proper footwork into each player's game with specific footwork drills. We also encourage an enjoyable environmetn for each player with certain games that use the specific technical aspects worked on in each practice. 

May 20: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 05/20/2012 at 5:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 05/20/2012 at 6:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:
    2.  Every Sunday -

      Adult Perfomance Program -

      With the advance level players we focus on the tactical aspect of the game. We incorporate simple patterns and ball recognition drills in order to teach the player how to play and develop each point. We strongly encourage our players to play each specific point with a purpose. The drills progress into actual point play in which we include those specific patterns. This helps the player to practice and incorporate those particular patterns into their everyday game. With the incorporation of the patterns in a point play format the enjoyment of the player is also enhanced.

May 27: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 05/27/2012 at 3:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 05/27/2012 at 4:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:

    2. Every Sunday -

      Junior Development Program -

      The most important thing one can do to nurture a young child at this stage is to keep it fun. When working on basic technique, we set up targets (cones) on the court, and if he or she hits one of them near it, we make a big deal of accomplishment. Positive reinforcement is crucial at this young age. In addition, we set up fun filled games that incorporate the basic fundamentals of which is to have each child swing for the back fence. This helps to develop a longer stroke and depth over time into each child's game. Lastly, we perform a dynamic warm up at the beginnig lifelong love for the game of tennis.

    1. Attachment:
    2. Tennis Pro

May 27: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 05/27/2012 at 4:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 05/27/2012 at 5:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:
    2. Every Sunday

      Adult  Development Program - 

      During the development stage of an adult player, we emphasize on improving the technical aspects of each stroke, such as the forehand, backhand, and serve. We isloate and work on specific technical aspects of each stroke during our simple progressions of hand feeding drills to racquet feeding drills. This gives the player an increased amount of repetitions that enhance their muscle memory of each technical aspect, thus improving their stroke. We also focus on incorporating the proper footwork into each player's game with specific footwork drills. We also encourage an enjoyable environmetn for each player with certain games that use the specific technical aspects worked on in each practice. 

May 27: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 05/27/2012 at 5:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 05/27/2012 at 6:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:
    2.  Every Sunday -

      Adult Perfomance Program -

      With the advance level players we focus on the tactical aspect of the game. We incorporate simple patterns and ball recognition drills in order to teach the player how to play and develop each point. We strongly encourage our players to play each specific point with a purpose. The drills progress into actual point play in which we include those specific patterns. This helps the player to practice and incorporate those particular patterns into their everyday game. With the incorporation of the patterns in a point play format the enjoyment of the player is also enhanced.

June 01: Rent Is Due!

    1. Start:
    2. 06/01/2012 at 12:00 am
    1. End:
    2. 06/01/2012 at 6:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. The Preserve at Deerfield
    1. Description:
    2.  It is the first of the month! Please remember to pay rent!

June 03: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 06/03/2012 at 3:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 06/03/2012 at 4:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:

    2. Every Sunday -

      Junior Development Program -

      The most important thing one can do to nurture a young child at this stage is to keep it fun. When working on basic technique, we set up targets (cones) on the court, and if he or she hits one of them near it, we make a big deal of accomplishment. Positive reinforcement is crucial at this young age. In addition, we set up fun filled games that incorporate the basic fundamentals of which is to have each child swing for the back fence. This helps to develop a longer stroke and depth over time into each child's game. Lastly, we perform a dynamic warm up at the beginnig lifelong love for the game of tennis.

    1. Attachment:
    2. Tennis Pro

June 03: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 06/03/2012 at 4:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 06/03/2012 at 5:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:
    2. Every Sunday

      Adult  Development Program - 

      During the development stage of an adult player, we emphasize on improving the technical aspects of each stroke, such as the forehand, backhand, and serve. We isloate and work on specific technical aspects of each stroke during our simple progressions of hand feeding drills to racquet feeding drills. This gives the player an increased amount of repetitions that enhance their muscle memory of each technical aspect, thus improving their stroke. We also focus on incorporating the proper footwork into each player's game with specific footwork drills. We also encourage an enjoyable environmetn for each player with certain games that use the specific technical aspects worked on in each practice. 

June 03: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 06/03/2012 at 5:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 06/03/2012 at 6:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:
    2.  Every Sunday -

      Adult Perfomance Program -

      With the advance level players we focus on the tactical aspect of the game. We incorporate simple patterns and ball recognition drills in order to teach the player how to play and develop each point. We strongly encourage our players to play each specific point with a purpose. The drills progress into actual point play in which we include those specific patterns. This helps the player to practice and incorporate those particular patterns into their everyday game. With the incorporation of the patterns in a point play format the enjoyment of the player is also enhanced.

June 10: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 06/10/2012 at 3:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 06/10/2012 at 4:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:

    2. Every Sunday -

      Junior Development Program -

      The most important thing one can do to nurture a young child at this stage is to keep it fun. When working on basic technique, we set up targets (cones) on the court, and if he or she hits one of them near it, we make a big deal of accomplishment. Positive reinforcement is crucial at this young age. In addition, we set up fun filled games that incorporate the basic fundamentals of which is to have each child swing for the back fence. This helps to develop a longer stroke and depth over time into each child's game. Lastly, we perform a dynamic warm up at the beginnig lifelong love for the game of tennis.

    1. Attachment:
    2. Tennis Pro

June 10: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 06/10/2012 at 4:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 06/10/2012 at 5:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:
    2. Every Sunday

      Adult  Development Program - 

      During the development stage of an adult player, we emphasize on improving the technical aspects of each stroke, such as the forehand, backhand, and serve. We isloate and work on specific technical aspects of each stroke during our simple progressions of hand feeding drills to racquet feeding drills. This gives the player an increased amount of repetitions that enhance their muscle memory of each technical aspect, thus improving their stroke. We also focus on incorporating the proper footwork into each player's game with specific footwork drills. We also encourage an enjoyable environmetn for each player with certain games that use the specific technical aspects worked on in each practice. 

June 10: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 06/10/2012 at 5:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 06/10/2012 at 6:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:
    2.  Every Sunday -

      Adult Perfomance Program -

      With the advance level players we focus on the tactical aspect of the game. We incorporate simple patterns and ball recognition drills in order to teach the player how to play and develop each point. We strongly encourage our players to play each specific point with a purpose. The drills progress into actual point play in which we include those specific patterns. This helps the player to practice and incorporate those particular patterns into their everyday game. With the incorporation of the patterns in a point play format the enjoyment of the player is also enhanced.

June 17: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 06/17/2012 at 3:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 06/17/2012 at 4:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:

    2. Every Sunday -

      Junior Development Program -

      The most important thing one can do to nurture a young child at this stage is to keep it fun. When working on basic technique, we set up targets (cones) on the court, and if he or she hits one of them near it, we make a big deal of accomplishment. Positive reinforcement is crucial at this young age. In addition, we set up fun filled games that incorporate the basic fundamentals of which is to have each child swing for the back fence. This helps to develop a longer stroke and depth over time into each child's game. Lastly, we perform a dynamic warm up at the beginnig lifelong love for the game of tennis.

    1. Attachment:
    2. Tennis Pro

June 17: Tennis Classes

    1. Start:
    2. 06/17/2012 at 4:00 pm
    1. End:
    2. 06/17/2012 at 5:00 pm
    1. Location:
    2. Tennis Court
    1. Description:
    2. Every Sunday

      Adult  Development Program - 

      During the development stage of an adult player, we emphasize on improving the technical aspects of each stroke, such as the forehand, backhand, and serve. We isloate and work on specific technical aspects of each stroke during our simple progressions of hand feeding drills to racquet feeding drills. This gives the player an increased amount of repetitions that enhance their muscle memory of each technical aspect, thus improving their stroke. We also focus on incorporating the proper footwork into each player's game with specific footwork drills. We also encourage an enjoyable environmetn for each player with certain games that use the specific technical aspects worked on in each practice. 

The Preserve at Deerfield, Alpharetta

13125 Morris Road
Alpharetta, GA 30004
Phone: 770-609-4452