Red
Mini Court -
Red Stage
Rollers become real tennis players. On the Mini Court, kids experience their first rallies - control beats power, rallies are built as a team.
The First Real Game.
In the Red Stage, the ball bounces for the first time. This transforms a simple rolling motion into a complex interplay of timing, movement, and focus. The child discovers: tennis is more than just hitting - it's reading, reacting, and playing.
On the Mini Court with soft red balls and a smaller racquet, kids experience their first real rallies. The goal isn't to hit hard, but to keep the ball in play. Rallies start as a team effort - and later become competitive points.
Children develop not just technique, but resilience, fairness, and the courage to make mistakes.
4 Learning Phases
in the Red Stage.
From the first swing to the first rally - structured and playful.
First forehand swing from a standing position. Developing a feel for timing and contact point.
Hitting on the move. Ball anticipation. First Mini Court situations with a partner.
Rallies over the net. Introducing scoring. Small game formats on the Mini Court.
Free play on the Mini Court. Introducing the backhand. Ready for the Orange Stage.
What your child
needs for Red Stage.
Ready for the First Hit?
The Free Guide shows you the first steps - for free.