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Clinics & Drills

Clinics and drills on the calendar.

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How a clinic works.

  1. Pick a focus

    Each listing names what the session covers: technique, shot selection, footwork or match situations.

  2. Choose your level

    Sessions are set by level. Dates, prices and group sizes vary, so check the listing before you book.

  3. Work, then play

    An instructor explains the skill, you get reps and feedback, and then you use it in live points.

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A little practice, a better next game.

Clinics and drills bring a small group together to work on one part of the game. You leave with something specific to take into your next Open Play or league session.

Want the whole hour to be about you? Private Lessons are one-on-one with an ERA instructor.

Before your first clinic.

What will we work on?

Each session’s description sets its focus: technique, shot selection, footwork or match situations. The listing also sets the format.

Which level should I choose?

Choose the level shown in the listing. If you’re new or unsure, ask the ERA team and we’ll help you find the right group.

What if there aren’t any dates?

Clinics run in scheduled blocks. This page stays here between blocks, and new sessions appear as soon as they’re published. You can also meet our instructors and ask about one-on-one coaching.

How is a clinic different from a private lesson?

A clinic is a small-group session on one theme. A private lesson is one-on-one and built entirely around your game. Lessons move faster; clinics cost less and are more social.

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Practice with purpose.

A small group, one skill, and feedback while you work on it.

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Quick answers

Do I need a membership to play?

No. Anyone can book a court or join a session and pay for that visit. A membership is for people who play often.

I’ve never played. Can I still come?

Yes. Start with Beginner Open Play: come on your own and get matched into games. No paddle? Rent one at the front desk.

How do I book a court?

Tap Book a court (at the bottom of your screen on a phone), pick a time and pay. No account needed.

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