Tennis for everyone in Colorado Springs. We have youth and junior programs both weekly and weekends. Lots of adult programs including: USTA, Adult Meetups, City Park Leagues and more.

SERVES is an acronym for Success, Education, Respect, Values, Excellence and Self-Confidence, which demonstrates the breadth of the program and its goal to not only bring tennis, but also life skills and leadership, to those who participate.

Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services maintains several high-quality pickleball and tennis courts across the city. Whether you’re looking for a casual game or a competitive match, these locations offer excellent facilities for players of all levels.

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A serve (or, more formally, a service) in tennis is a shot to start a point. A player will hit the ball with a racquet so it will fall into the diagonally opposite service box without being stopped by the net.

Nov 26, 2015 · Build perfect tennis serve technique with detailed step-by-step progressions that develop your serve from the ground up.

This tennis serve lesson for beginners is perfect for players who want to learn how to serve better ...

The serve is by far the most important stroke in tennis. It’s the shot with which every rally begins, so without it, no real tennis game would be possible. With a good serve, you can dictate the rally from the beginning, giving you a tactical advantage.

Jun 7, 2021 · A good serve is an asset that can alter the tennis ball’s trajectory to drag your opponent way off-court or force a ball to their weakness, giving you a definitive advantage in every game you serve.

In tennis, a serve (also known as service) is defined as the shot players hit to start every point. At any point during a tennis match, only of the players is considered to be the server. The serve is usually a shot in which a player tosses the ball above his head, hitting it while still in the air.