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Programs

A path for
every player.

From your first swing to competing nationally — programs designed to meet you where you are and take you where you want to go.

01

Youth

City of Loveland Tennis at North Lake Park, with classes led by Coach Steve and Coach Matt, building skills and a love for the game from age 4 and up.

Mini Court

Red Ball

Ages 4–6

Introductory tennis using mini-nets and red balls. Kids learn hand/eye coordination and motor skills in a fun, game-based approach. Classes meet at North Lake Park in Loveland.

60-Foot Court

Orange Ball

Ages 7–10

Youth tennis using orange balls on the 60-foot court. Kids learn proper footwork patterns and mechanics in a fun, game-based environment. Available in multiple sessions per week including Saturdays.

Full Court

Green Dot

Ages 10–14

Junior tennis as players progress to the regular yellow ball on the full court. All aspects of tennis are covered including tactics, shot selection, mental skills, footwork patterns, and mechanics.

Spring 2027 · Starts March 1, 2027

Loveland Tennis registration is open

Red Ball, Orange Ball, Green Dot, and Adult sessions at North Lake Park — full-time, part-time, or drop-in. Pay securely online.

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Adults

02 · Adult Programs

Back on court —
or leveling up.

Adult tennis programs including league team coaching, cardio-style classes, and instruction on all aspects of singles and doubles. Players are taught proper tactics, shot selection, mental skills, footwork patterns, and mechanics.

Ask about adult programs
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Front Range
Academy

Elite competitive tennis for dedicated junior players pursuing the next level.

Front Range Academy students during practice session

Front Range Academy (FRA)

An elite, competitive program for dedicated middle and high school players training 10 hours per week in spring and fall and 20 in the summer. Geared toward athletes already playing at a high/elite level who want to reach new competitive levels. Includes guest coaches, college player training partners, guest speakers, and experts in mechanics, biomechanics, diet and nutrition, mental toughness, and strength and conditioning.

Junior player getting ready to serve

FRA Traveling Team

A competitive traveling team that competes in several tournaments outside of Colorado each year. Players represent the Front Range Academy in sanctioned events and gain invaluable match play experience against top competition from across the country.

Inside the FRA — pricing & how to join
“I can't begin to tell you how much Shelby loved the FRA this summer and how bitter sweet it was to finish last week! You and Wes made this an awesome experience for her. Shelby says that you are the most selfless person she knows and holds you in high regard.”
— Lisa Roberts
04

Private &
Group

Personalized instruction for every player in Loveland — students come to us from all over Northern Colorado.

1:1

Private Lessons

One-on-one instruction tailored to individual player needs across all ages and ability levels. All private lessons are in Loveland, focusing on personalized development of technique, strategy, and mental game.

1:Many

Group Lessons

Group instruction for players of all ages and abilities across Northern Colorado. Group settings provide opportunities for live ball hitting, point play, and match play while learning proper mechanics and competitive strategies.

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Camps &
Match Play

Immersive camp experiences and real competitive match play.

Coach Steve with a group of campers at the adidas Tennis Camp at CSUEvery Summer

adidas Tennis Camps

Three adidas Tennis Camps each summer: an overnight or day camp in June and a day camp in July (with a half-day option for ages 7–10) at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, and a half-day high school prep camp the first week of August at North Lake Park in Loveland. Campers are evaluated and placed in groups to maximize potential, with staff including college tennis players and certified teaching pros.

About the adidas Tennis Camps →
Players on an outdoor court at sunsetMost of the year

UTR Match Play

Weekly match play in Loveland that counts toward a verified UTR rating, throughout most of the year. UTR is the best objective measure of skill level in the world — CHSAA uses it to seed Colorado high school tennis, and college coaches look at it when they hand out scholarships.

Our club on UTR Sports →
“Your motto really stuck with me: ‘Make every point a war, regardless of the score.’ That became my mantra.”
— Bridget Bell

Not sure
where to start?

Get in touch and we'll help you find the right fit — from Red Ball to the Front Range Academy.