The PRC staff has been working hard over the holidays to make sure there is a full array of programs to help provide the most fun and productive tennis programming Changes are constantly being made, such as adding new clinics when others fill up or creating new clinics with different goals. For the latest junior flyer,…
School Holidays = Mini tennis camps at PRC! On Monday (10/3) and Tuesday (10/4), PRC will host two mini tennis camps for juniors from 12:30-3:30. Campers, ages 6-18, levels beginner-advanced, are welcome. Spaces are limited. Please call the club or visit the front desk to reserve a spot. $54/day.
Registrations are being accepted for the fall adult and junior programs at PRC. The fall/winter indoor season begins on Tuesday, Sept 6th. Princeton Racquet Club is recognized nationally and by the USTA Middle States for it’s excellence in quality tennis instruction, leagues and tournaments. PRC has an excellent reputation for being a leader in the…
Fall is coming and it’s time to register for the fall/winter session, which will start on September 6th. Registration for children’s clinics begins August 1st. Programming information is available at the PRC front desk or by clicking here. Register early to reserve a spot that is convenient for your schedule, especially if registering several children…
We are pleased to introduce Vishal Punna, teaching professional, to the PRC family. Vishal’s qualifications and experience is impressive. He represented India in Davis Cup, was the Men’s National Champion, competed and was ranked in ATP singles and doubles and ITF events. He enjoys teaching all levels, from 10 and under through high performance. Vishal will…
If you have been following information posted on our website, or attending many of our clinics, you may be aware of the latest philosophy that most rallies in a match do not last longer than 4 shots. The “first 4 shot” theory has been presented and defended by Craig O’Shannessy, master statistician for the ATP tour.…
Many of the students enrolled in the winter clinics or readers of the PRC webpage are familiar of the latest theory of the “First 4 Shots”. If you missed it, see the post from a week ago. Today, at a specialty clinic, the servers work on shots 1 and 3 with Judy and the receivers worked on shots 2…