Many of the students enrolled in the winter clinics or readers of the PRC webpage are familiar of the latest theory of the “First 4 Shots”. If you missed it, see the post from a week ago. Today, at a specialty clinic, the servers work on shots 1 and 3 with Judy and the receivers worked on shots 2…
The PRC CJWTL Wednesday A team completed it’s season today at home. Thanks to Lisa Mecuro, captain, for all of her hard work. Thanks to all of the teammates.
This is the final week for Specialty Clinics in preparation for the spring USTA Adult league season, which begins next week. The First 4 Shots will be held on Wednesday, April 6 from 9:30-11:00 am. The Mental Toughness – 20 seconds clinics will be held on Wednesday April 6 at 1:00 -2:30 pm and on…
The Monday B team celebrated Rhonda’s birthday, as well as their team victory today. Best wishes Rhonda.
The PRC 3.5 USTA “Gunther”team concluded their season today vs Princeton Tennis Program. Sue, captain of the team and also owner of the Old Monmouth Candy Store, presented the team members with personalized S’mores. Thanks to Sue and Nancy (captain of the PRC Topspinners, and their teams for a very successful season in the inaugural…
Better late than never! Jacinta surprised us and missed the planned birthday on Thursday, her actual birthday. Everyone showed their “flexibility” and enjoyed sharing cake and birthday wishes on Friday.
Another special Fed Cup was held on Wednesday at 9:30 am. Thanks to all who participated and represented the forsythias, hydrangeas, daffodils, and peeps. Congratulations to the Forsythia, represented by Linda, Sue, Dawn and Ellen, who were the champions.
What % of your practice session or lesson is devoted to serve, serve return and volleys? Does a 60 minute session entail 50 minutes of groundstrokes and 5 minutes each for serves and volleys. Is the serve return even included in the practice session or lesson? The typical practice session by touring professionals, as well as…
It was a Good Friday for tennis as 16 women participated in the Match Play at 9:30 am. The points were exciting and fun and more so, everyone enjoyed being together. Lots of positive intensity, movement, good shot selection and plenty of laughter.
