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Tennis Lessons for Juniors – summer 2026
As a recreational player, Amstelpark Tennis offers the best tennis lessons in groups or privately. Amstelpark employs only professional tennis trainers and they give tennis lessons at every level for young and old.oeps or private. Lessons are divided by playing strength the terms and conditions.Click on the terms and conditions.
“For flexible private lessons, feel free to email us at [email protected]
Payment will only be processed once the lesson schedule is confirmed.
It is no longer possible to register for the summer classes. Registration for the winter classes will reopen from mid-June.
About the tennis lessons
Amstelpark offers tennis lessons for juniors aged 4 to 17. Appropriate court sizes and tennis balls are used for each age group and level of play. The colours white, red, orange, green and yellow form the basis of the structure of the lessons.
Classes are held on weekdays after school until 6pm and on weekends in the morning and afternoon. Of course, there are also tournaments and competitions organised so that what has been learnt can be put into practice.
Lesson period
Juniors (April to October)
This lesson period consists of 15 sessions. We kindly ask you to provide the widest possible availability (at least 5 time slots). All lessons are held on our indoor courts from Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 23:00, and on weekends from 08:00 to 22:00.
Rates
Course | Description | Number of Lessons | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
White Course | Beginner lessons (ages 4 to 10), max. 10 players per court | 15 lessons | €445 |
Tennis Kids Red | Follow-up lessons for beginner youth (ages 5 to 10) | max. 10 children per court | 15 lessons | €445 |
Tennis Kids Orange | Advanced youth players (ages 9 to 14) | max. 8 children across 2 courts | 15 lessons | €535 |
Tennis Kids Green | Advanced youth players (ages 9 to 14) | max. 8 children across 2 courts | 15 lessons | €535 |
Youth Blue | Beginner youth players (ages 10 to 17) | max. 8 children across 2 courts | 15 lessons | €535 |
Youth Yellow | Advanced youth (11 t/m 17 years) | max. 8 kids on 2 courts | 15 lessons of 1 hour each 15 lessons of 2 hours each (weekends only) | €535 € 925 |
Private Training | Private training for juniors, maximum of 2 participants | 15 lessons | €1725 |
Please note: Junior private lessons are only available on weekdays from 08:00 to 16:00 and in the evening from 22:00 to 23:00. On Saturdays and Sundays, private lessons are available from 08:00 to 18:00.
Grading tennis lessons
The format of our lessons are based on the age and playing strength of the children. This has been translated through to six phases: White, Red, Orange, Green, Blue and Yellow. Each phase involves different ages, court sizes and ball types. We explain all the colours below.
WHITE
For children aged 4 to 10, there is Tenniskids White. They learn the basics of tennis and the tennis club through playful exercises. This includes ball and racket skills, such as tap games and ball games with and without a racket, which are tailored to their age and experience.
RED
In Tenniskids Red, children up to 10 years old continue to learn about tennis. They develop basic movement and coordination skills. They participate in fun club activities and play short games in the Red league as part of their team. They can also participate in Tenniskids tournaments, which often last only one day(part). In Red, they use a soft red ball and play on a mini court.
ORANGE
GREEN
Tenniskids Green zijn tennissers tussen de 9 en 14 jaar oud. It is the final phase where children prepare for tennis on the whole court. It is the final phase where children prepare for tennis on the entire court. In Green, matches get longer and league tennis plays an important role in the Green league. Tenniskids tournaments for Green often last several days and may be linked to a junior open tournament. In Green, children play with a slow green ball on an entire court.
BLUE
Juniors Blue are novice youth players between the ages of 10 and 17, who have little experience in tennis. The playing field and balls are adjusted to the player’s level. This stage allows players to develop their skills and take on challenges appropriate to their growing level.
