Winter pickleball and tennis clinics in gyms and community centers across the Main Line, Montgomery County, and Bucks County. Five-week series, no membership. Winter 1 runs January to February and Winter 2 runs February to March.
Each town page shows this winter's schedule and registration.
Radnor (Sulpizio Gym, Wayne): adult pickleball Fridays and Sundays plus junior pickleball. Lower Merion (Wynnewood): Saturday indoor junior pickleball and tennis, Thursday evening adult pickleball. Kaiserman JCC (Wynnewood): Monday adult and junior pickleball, all year.
Upper Merion (King of Prussia): Monday evening adult and junior pickleball. Conshohocken (The Fellowship House): adult and junior pickleball. Plymouth Meeting (Greater Plymouth Community Center): Saturday morning adult pickleball. Springfield Township: Tuesday evening adult pickleball.
Doylestown: Tuesday and Thursday indoor junior and adult pickleball.
Have a gym or clubhouse with room for a court? Partner with us and we will build a winter schedule for your residents.
No wind, no sun in your eyes, and a slightly slower ball, so beginners learn faster inside. Same gym, same night, same group, every week for five weeks.
Your own paddle or racket, non-marking sneakers (court shoes or clean running shoes), a water bottle, and layers. We keep a limited number of extras, so if you need to borrow one, just let us know before your first class and we will set one aside for you.
Yes. We run indoor clinics in gyms and community centers in Radnor, Lower Merion, Wynnewood (Kaiserman JCC), Upper Merion, Conshohocken, Plymouth Meeting, Springfield Township, and Doylestown. Winter 1 runs January to February and Winter 2 runs February to March.
No. You sign up for a clinic, not a membership. No monthly fees or join fees.
Clinics run on gym floors with portable nets and taped lines. The indoor ball is slightly softer, and the game plays the same as outdoors. Wear non-marking sneakers.
Yes. Private and semi-private lessons run in the same gyms on weekday mornings and afternoons.
Pick your town and grab a spot in a winter clinic. Beginners welcome.