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Indoor tennis academy at City Point built for kids, using smaller courts and balls so children rally quickly. Classes are grouped by age and level from preschool through teens.
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Fall and spring seasons of about 20 weeks
Classes $40–$100 plus $650/year membership
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Ages 3–15.
Classes $40–$100 plus $650/year membership
Fall and spring seasons of about 20 weeks
445 Albee Square W, Suite 4-500 (City Point), 11201, in Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn.
Yes. Court 16 Kids Tennis Academy is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Court 16 Kids Tennis Academy: court16.com, or call (718) 875-5550.
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