Camp limited to 32 students! 

Weeklong Junior Camps
Resident camps are scheduled for July 3-8 and July 10-15 at San Diego State University. A day camp is held August 14-19 at Peninsula Tennis Club (This is a combination of 3 full and 3 half-days). A half-day camp is scheduled for August 1-5 at Peninsula....Groups arranged to provide a comfortable learning and playing experience for all ages and levels, from beginners to high school to tournament players. Ed's camps combine theory, practice and play. Students have fun and learn. Includes technical training, meaningful drills, videotape and written analysis, round-robins and team tennis. Pool picnic, intra-camp softball, movie night, pizza party and more!

2011 Camp Schedule and Enrollment Form
Additional Day Camp Info/Enrollment Form

CAMP FAQS
THE TEN MOST FREQUENTLY-ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ED'S CAMP
 

Resident camps are held on the campus of San Diego State. Students are housed across the street from SDSU's 12-court Aztec Tennis Center. Day camps are held at Peninsula Tennis Club in Ocean Beach. More day camp info and Application form.

Camp Testimonials and Photos, 1974-2010

Adult/Family MiniCamps 
Join other adult singles, couples and families for an extended weekend of tennis instruction and spirited play. Held on the picturesque campus of University of San Diego, in association with USD Coach Brett Masi. All levels represented. Includes learning theory, drills, video tape analysis and supervised play. Optional after-tennis, off-campus outings organized. July 22-24 and July 29-31. Camp begins Friday at 2:00 p.m. with 3 hours of instruction and play, and concludes on Sunday at 3:30 p.m.. Or stay another day--a 3-hour Monday morning session is offered for those desiring more tennis. Minicamp fact sheet

ECTA Year 'Round
USPTA private and group instruction at Peninsula Tennis Club, at Robb Field in Ocean Beach. Weekly clinics for juniors and adults (Tues. and Weds. afternoons for juniors, Sat. morning for adults. Fri pm playday for jrs andadults. USTA and high school minicamps. Teacher and coaches workshops. Videotape lessons. Ball machine rental. Scholarship aid available.

Teachers/Coaches Workshop
Teaching fundamentals to individuals and groups. Improving performance in singles and doubles. Drills and games for all levels. Organizing practice. Competitive conditioning exercises and intra-team tournaments. $20 fee. Call 619-296-3436 for upcoming date/more info/application.

Tennis Journal
A Method of Teaching Tennis (progression for teaching beginners/intermediates). You Can Teach Your Child Tennis (A step-by-step progression in how to teach and play with your child.) Laying the Groundwork (past writings on the subject of teaching beginners). Excerpts from Ed's Watch the Ball, Bend Your Knees! and Journal for Teachers and Coaches. Including: Effortless and Simple (the foundation of tennis is rhythm, relaxation and timing); From the Backcourt (How to attack without missing too much); Doubles Drills and Games; Start the Point with a Plan (serve tactics); On Laver, Confidence and Loving the Game (interview with Coach Larry Willens); Interview with Pancho Segura; Athletic/Tennis Training for Ages 4-7 (how to teach and play with your child). A Primer for Tennis Parents. Who Wins and Why (on the subject of competition); Would You Go So Far as to Practice (advice on how to); Stand Up, Take it Early (advice on returning serve).  A Tennis Test for novice players (Etiquette, rules, terminology, technique and tactics). Pay Attention (on the subjects of teaching concentration, shot devlopment, game playing and the like). Shortcourt--training ground for technique/tactics.
       

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