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Ball School Tennis (Ages 3-5)

Developing Creatively through Play and Movement

In the past, children used to play outside in their free time, but nowadays electronic devices often make them inactive. Even children who want to be active are sometimes discouraged instead of challenged. No matter how active your child is, it's important to give them the opportunity to develop creatively and actively through play and movement. Our InsideOut "BallSchool"—serving families in Zurich, Schlieren, Urdorf, Kilchberg, and Wädenswil—offers just that.

What does the "Ball School" (Ages 3–5) offer?

Our Ball School program is the first step in the international Kids Tennis development pathway used by Swiss Tennis. Children develop coordination, movement skills and basic racket familiarity before progressing to Red Ball tennis lessons. Under the guidance of our specialist kids coaches Orsolya and Katarina, and supported by our development coaches Greg and Georgi, we encourage your kids (ideal age 3 - 5 years) motor skills, coordination and tactics in various forms of play, especially of course with balls of all kinds: Whether catching, throwing, swinging, hitting, stopping, bouncing, dribbling, kicking, etc. - that's what matters playful, age-appropriate approach.

  • We motivate your kid to try things out.

  • We promote self-confidence and social skills.

  • We track down talent and promote fitness, coordination and creativity.

  • We create small and large success stories.

A Sustainable Foundation for the Youngest

In other words, the "Ball School" is the perfect basis for the personal development of your youngest, regardless of which sport they choose later. This path is natural, eventful and above all: sustainable! Whether at VITIS Schlieren, Frauental Zurich, or our locations near Kilchberg, your child is in the best hands.

Costs: the full price list is available.

  • Entry is possible at any time.

  • Price is per player per hour including the coach, court rent, and equipment.

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