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Tennis to the Max Six-Week Intensive Program

On Wednesdays, July 17-August 21 from 7:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m., Tennis to the Max will present its Six-Week Intensive Program at CityView Racquet Club, located at 43-34 32nd Place in Long Island City, N.Y.

This intensive program is similar to Tennis to the Max’s five-week course, but includes a review class in the last session. As a bonus, for those interested, we offer video taping with feedback of your strokes.

►Classroom instruction from a Sports Psychology Consultant
►On court implementation of strategies taught in the classroom by a Professional Tennis Instructor.
►Mindfulness and mental skills training, concentrating on the following: Focus, non-judgmental awareness, choking fear, relaxation and breath awareness, visualization, and eview, including video support and reinforcement.

For more information, call (631) 988-1109 or e-mail info@tennistothemax.com.

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