SatNov 14
Sat Nov 148:30 to 10:00 AM
Keep your timing sharp all winter
Clinic enrollment
Keep your timing while everyone else gets rusty.
Six indoor sessions that preserve movement, sharpen patterns, and make spring competition feel familiar.
Program dates
What players get
Winter is the best time to build without tournament pressure. Daniel uses weekly benchmarks and competitive constraints so every player can see what is becoming more reliable.
- Weekly serve and rally benchmarks
- Movement patterns for indoor pace
- Singles and doubles point construction
- Personal spring competition plan
Focus areas
Movement and spacing
Rebuild split timing, first step, and spacing so contact stays stable at indoor speed.
Players will learn
- Split-step timing
- Wide-ball recovery
- Contact spacing
Serve and return
Make the two opening shots dependable through target sets and score-based patterns.
Players will learn
- First-serve percentage
- Second-serve shape
- Return depth
Compete with a plan
Finish the series with structured sets, pattern scoring, and a clear spring handoff.
Players will learn
- Pattern sets
- Between-point routine
- Spring goals
Policies
Registration reserves one athlete's place. If weather or facility conditions require a change, families receive the updated plan by email and text.
Cancellations made at least 48 hours before the start may be transferred to another eligible program when space is available.
Cancellations made at least 48 hours before the start may be transferred to another eligible program when space is available.
Questions
What should I bring?
Bring water, sport-specific equipment, and clothing that lets you move comfortably. Any special equipment is listed in your confirmation.
What happens after I register?
You will receive a confirmation with the exact meeting point, preparation notes, and a simple checklist for the first session.
Can a parent watch?
Yes. Parents may watch junior sessions from the designated spectator area as long as venue rules allow it.
Led by
Daniel Mercer
Daniel develops complete tennis players through clear technical cues, live-ball decision making, and match-relevant movement. His Utah County programs serve adult competitors, newer players, and ambitious juniors.