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This class offers a balanced blend of gentle movement, guided breathwork, and relaxation. Whether you're new to yoga or returning to your mat, you'll explore poses that increase mobility, ease tension, and cultivate a sense of grounding. Modifications are offered throughout, making the class accessible and supportive for all experience levels.

This course is designed to teach intermediate/advanced strokes, court strategy during matchplay, etiquette, rules and scoring. Only tennis shoes with white soles permitted. Students must supply rackets. In case of rain, class will be rescheduled to another day.

This course is designed to help beginners get to know tennis, deepen their interest in playing tennis, and help them exercise. The instruction includes forehand grip and forehand hitting, best contact point, backhand grip and backhand hitting, footwork and movement, serve and volleyball.

Introduction to the game of tennis where child-age appropriate (6+) learn the basic skills, fundamentals, techniques, footwork, movement, endurance, and teamwork as well as develop a passion for the game and learn to have fun while on the courts.

Weekend Enrichment Program

Our Summer Weekend Enrichment Program runs from July 11 to August 9, meeting Saturday and Sunday mornings. The program is designed for students who will be entering 1st through 7th grade in September.

Students will participate in an engaging ELA writing workshop to strengthen their writing skills. Creative sessions in drawing and painting encourage imagination and artistic development, while chess helps students build strategic thinking and problem-solving abilities.

The program also includes active sports sessions such as tennis and basketball, allowing students to develop coordination, teamwork, and confidence.

This morning program provides a fun, balanced, and supportive environment where students can learn, create, think, and stay active during summer weekends.

Please download the program information for the details. For any questions, please contact Yang Xu at 718.281.5346 or yxu@qcc.cuny.edu.