| １． | Week one will include the explanation of the tennis course followed by the collection of the completed student registration cards. |
| ２． | The second week will consist of a mini-seminar focusing on the basic history of tennis from 500BC to modern day. Stroke analysis will be on the forehand drive and necessary grips. |
| ３． | Week threes mini-seminar is on the tennis court and its specific dimensions. Stroke analysis will be on the backhand drive and grips. |
| ４． | Fourth week will cover the racket and it's named components. Stroke analysis is on the forehand and backhand slice. |
| ５． | Week fives stroke analysis is the forehand and backhand topspin. |
| ６． | In the sixth week we look at the flat serve. |
| ７． | The mini-seminar in the seventh week will view the tactics for doubles will the stroke analysis is the volley. |
| ８． | Week eight will cover the system for scoring in tennis. While the stroke analysis moves on to the smash. |
| ９． | Week nine stroke is the forehand and backhand drop shot and when to use it. |
| 10． | In week ten it's the lob either lift or topspin. |
| 11． | Into week eleven the stroke analysis will be the addition option of the slice serve. |
| 12． | In the twelve week the stroke analysis will come to the final stroke another serve option the topspin serve. While a mini-tournament will start to demonstrate the scoring knowledge of the students. |
| 13． | Week thirteen a mini-seminar is designed to review the opening few weeks material. While on the court the mini-tournament continues. |
| 14． | The second from last week will be a see the end of the mini-tournament and any final questions remaining from the course. |
| 15． | Final week is test week and a rotated limited game |
