TOKYO TENNIS International
In association with Krissman International Tennis Schools
Tokyo Tennis International is the premier English-speaking tennis school in Tokyo. Our experienced coaches are dedicated to providing top-notch tennis instruction in English, ensuring that language is not a barrier to your learning from one of our 4 prestigious locations around the city. Whether you are a beginner looking to pick up a new sport or an experienced player aiming to enhance your skills, our programs cater to all levels.
HILTON TENNIS COURT RENEWAL OPENING PARTY SUNDAY DECEMBER 01 2024
HILTON TENNIS COURT RENEWAL OPENING PARTY SUNDAY DECEMBER 01 2024
Hilton Shinjuku will be repainting the tennis courts and adding pickleball lessons and leagues.
Locations
HIlton Hotel
Less than 10 minutes from bustling Shinjuku station, play tennis with views of Shinjuku’s impressive skyline at the world-famous Tokyo Hilton Hotel
Mitsui
In central Toyo between Roppongi, Roppongi Ichome and Akasaka stations
American School in Japan
ASIJ Chofu campus has 6 beautiful tennis courts. Our professional tennis coaches teach the Elementary and middle school after-school programs as well as High School Varsity teams. For ASIJ students only
Tokyo American Club
The premier sports and social club in Tokyo. We offer adult, kids and cardio tennis programs weekdays and weekends. For members only. Contact TAC Rec desk for registration
Time Table
Pricing
HEAD TIP (Tennis Instructional Program)
HEAD TIP is a comprehensive tennis instructional program designed to introduce and develop the skills of young players using specially designed balls in different colors: red, orange, and green. This program is structured to provide a progressive learning experience, gradually transitioning players from the basic skills to the full game of tennis.
Red Ball: The first stage of the program utilizes the red tennis ball, which is larger, softer, and slower than a standard tennis ball. It is ideal for beginners, typically aged 5 to 8 years old. The red ball is designed to promote easier control and enhance success in early stages. Players focus on developing hand-eye coordination, basic stroke technique, and movement skills on smaller-sized courts.
Orange Ball: As players progress, they transition to the orange ball stage. The orange ball is slightly firmer and faster than the red ball but still slower than a standard tennis ball. It is suitable for intermediate-level players, generally aged 8 to 10 years old. With the orange ball, players continue refining their strokes, footwork, and tactical understanding while playing on a larger court.
Green Ball: The final stage of the HEAD TIP program involves the use of the green tennis ball. The green ball is closer in size and weight to a standard yellow ball, but still slightly slower. It is designed for more advanced players, typically aged 9 to 11 years old. This stage focuses on improving technique, consistency, strategy, and court positioning, preparing players for the full game of tennis.
The HEAD TIP program is carefully structured to ensure a gradual progression in difficulty and skill development. By using different colored balls, players can build confidence, develop proper technique, and learn the fundamental aspects of the game in a more manageable and enjoyable manner. As they advance through each stage, players acquire the necessary skills and experience to transition smoothly to playing with the standard yellow tennis ball.
Check it out
Nitto ATP finals special movie video
Head Coach of Tokyo Tennis International “Filip Koziell” had the chance to be in a TV commercial for the ATP Tennis Finals in London sponsored by Japanese chemical company Nitto
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