RS Tennis Academy runs weekly summer tennis camps at San Mateo High School from mid-June through early August, registered by the week. The camp is built for children picking up a racket for the first time as well as players sharpening a competitive edge, building technical fundamentals in an environment the academy describes as positive and encouraging. A separate Silver Team program serves competitive players ages 12-18. Registering early earns $100 off, and booking two weeks earns $250 off the total.
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★★★★★Kathryn GubbelsOur family has been with RS Tennis Academy for about 8 years, and all four of our kids have trained there. It has been a fantastic experience. Riaz is an effective, clear communicator who truly cares about the players and families, and the coaches are excellent across the board. The program offers long, 2.5-hour practices with lots of match play, which really helps the kids develop mentally and competitively. Players move up and down courts based on winning, which keeps practices motivating and challenging. There are also great opportunities for private lessons with the coaches outside of regular training. Overall, RS Tennis Academy has been a strong, consistent, and positive part of our kids’ tennis development. Thank you Riaz and RS Tennis Academy!
★★★★★Deann SonodaOur son recently joined RS Tennis Academy with Coach Riaz Shivji and it’s been a game-changer. His love for tennis has reignited thanks to Riaz’s positive, hands-on coaching and the strong sense of community and team spirit. Our son is improving through focused drills, gaining confidence in match play, and now wants to spend more time on tennis than his other competitive sport. We love how Riaz gives live feedback after matches, helping players learn and adjust on the spot. He is direct and firm, yet positive, connecting with the players - and parents too.
★Jason JiangTerrible coaching experience. The coach is completely unprofessional—barely provides any instruction, shows no enthusiasm, and puts in zero effort. Coach playing phone during class. Water breaks drag on for more than 10 minutes every half hour, and a lot of time is wasted just chatting instead of practicing. If you’re looking for real training, this is not the place. Don’t waste your time and money here
★★★★★gary louie