Summer Break Tennis Camp at AAS Sofia

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Summer Break Tennis Camp at AAS Sofia

Summer Break Tennis Camp at AAS Sofia

The Tennis Camp will be based at the Anglo-American School of Sofia tennis courts and campus.  We will also be offering great fun options of tennis, outdoor activities, and picnics for campers. The Camp will be taught and directed by ASM Director Christian Moulin with multilingual coaches.  Program activities include tennis instruction, on-court demos and drills, indoor activities/outdoor activities, competitive matches with prizes, tennis-oriented on-court games, written evaluations for each camper, and an award ceremony.  ASM Tennis Camps have run camps in multiple American and International Schools including American School of Paris, International School of Lausanne, Anglo-American School of Moscow, and International School of Prague.   

Tennis camp

Location: Anglo-American School of Sofia Tennis Courts
*In the case of inclement weather we will use indoor space on campus.
Dates:
Session 1: 1-5 July
Session 2: 8-12 July 
Session 3: 15-19 July 
Session 4: 12-16 August
Time: 9:30 – 15:00
Ages: 5-16 years of age
Cost: Early bird registration (before or on 12 June, 2024): €380/week (743 LEV). Starting 13 June: €400/week (783 LEV) or One Day Camp €90.  Payment is in EURO.
* 10% discount off additional camps for multiple camp weeks or multiple campers (automatically applied at checkout).
What to bring/wear: tennis appropriate attire (tennis shoes, sport clothing), age-appropriate tennis racket, water bottle, sunscreen, snack, lunch. 

Private/semi-private lessons

Location: Anglo-American School of Sofia Tennis Courts
*In the case of inclement weather we will use indoor space on campus.
Dates:
Session 1: 1-5 July
Session 2: 8-12 July 
Session 3: 15-19 July 
Session 4: 12-16 August
Time: 8:00 – 19:00
Ages: Adults and Juniors all ages/All levels
Cost: €75/hour (147 LEV). Payment is in EURO.

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Daily Schedule

Daily Schedule

9:30 - 10:15 Welcome all campers and brief orientation.
-Warmup Drills.
-Forehand and Backhand Drills and Technique.
-Footwork, Balance, Agility and Coordination Drills
10:15-10:35 Snack and Water Break for Campers
10:35-11:20 Tennis Skill Games and Matches
11:20-11:55 Group Tennis Games and Fun Camp Tennis Games for Campers
12:00-12:35 Campers Lunch Break
12:35-13:00 Campers down and time rest with free play or indoor activities
13:00-13:45 Tennis Technique, Drills and Technique with Coaches
13:45-14:05 Afternoon snack break
14:05-14:35 Afternoon matches
14:35-14:55 Group Tennis Games and Fun Camp Tennis Games for Campers
14:55-15:00 Campers Check-out/Pick-up
*Due to extreme Heat or rain, the camp will be moved indoors for indoor activities.
*Weekly Camp Tournament with prizes and fun competitions

  • COURT SIZE: 36’


    At this stage players will learn the basics of the game - How to score, rally, and serve, as well as understanding how to win and lose points. Advanced red ball players will begin to learn technical awareness and court tactics. Red ball players at this level are able to begin matches on the smaller court sizes.

  • Orange Ball Court Size: 60’


    At this stage, players have already learned the basic techniques of the game and are ready to develop more consistency and specific technique in their stokes. With developments in physical control and coordination, players will be challenged to cover the larger court size and to direct the ball away from the opponent. More focus will be placed on learning the tactics of the game, anticipating ball movements, and incorporating ball spin. Serving and return of serve are covered at a more advanced level.

  • COURT SIZE: 78’


    At this stage, players will be getting used to the increased physical demands of covering a full-sized court while still using slower moving green balls. Players will be instructed in more advanced use of angles, spin, depth control, attacking and defending, and moving the opponent around the court. Additionally, the player will learn the tactic of learning to gauge the opponent's strengths and weaknesses.