Dear High Performance Trainees and Parents:
Thank you
for all your encouragement for our decision to start the program back up this Monday!
We know you have been anxious to get back on the court to continue your training, and we are glad that the Governor has specifically allowed outdoor tennis to resume.
The Club has been
officially open outdoors for almost 2 weeks now
. Members have been booking courts and taking private lessons (Note: we are offering a “Welcome Back”
20% discount
on ALL private lessons
until June 30).
After two weeks of operation and careful consideration, we are ready to begin HP classes again.
Here is what you can expect:
All students must acknowledge our Guidelines, and parents must complete our “Return Waiver”
ONLINE
or in
PRINT
before first visit.
On arrival, Students and Pros must wear a mask from their car to the upper tennis courts. You may arrive early, but remain in the car until just before class start time.
Students should arrive at the Club in their tennis attire so that locker room visits are avoided.
Necessary bathroom breaks will only be permitted in Building 2, and only by one player at a time.
On court, each student will be assigned their own place on the fence more than 6 feet from anyone else. This is where they can keep their bag, water, etc., and is where they can go for breaks.
Training format will be focused on “live ball” drills and play. Besides the benefit of “real-time” point simulation, this promotes social distancing.
During play on court, masks are optional. However, if you are more comfortable wearing a mask, please consider a
cloth
mask to allow adequate respiration during exertion.
Pros will be monitoring distancing policy the entire class.
At the end of class, students will leave through a separate gate from the entrance gate to avoid crossing paths with new arrivals.
Parents will not be permitted to congregate and watch: social distancing must be observed. However, we prefer that parents remain in their car, or simply drop-off and return at end of class.
These precautions may seem extreme, but we want to focus on effective tennis training without any doubts or uncertainty distracting our players or concerning their parents.
On behalf of the entire HP staff,
I look forward to seeing you again on your
regular class day and time
beginning the week of Monday, June 8
.
Regards,
Dave Przystasz
High Performance Director
