Johnny Allen Tennis

Johnny Allen Tennis offers tennis classes, summer tennis camps, and pickleball classes for youth and adults. The program includes specific youth tennis classes such as Tiny Aces, Little Aces, Junior Aces, and High School Aces, as well as adult options like Adult Cardio Tennis, adult morning tennis clinics, and adult tennis clinics at different skill levels. Youth and adult pickleball classes are also part of the program’s activities.

• Ages: 3–17 years old
• Schedule: Sunday morning and midday class options, including back-to-back youth tennis classes followed by an Adult Cardio Tennis Class

Johnny Allen Tennis has been operating since 2003. All coaches have been personally trained in Johnny Allen’s coaching system, and staff members have thorough coaching resumes or have played and/or competed at the collegiate or professional level. Johnny Allen is associated with the program’s coaching philosophy and personal training system, which focuses on commitment, responsibility, and hard work as stated in the program’s mission statement. The organization has maintained partnerships with many cities and school districts, holding tennis classes, league matches, and camps at local parks and schools, and states that it aims to be an ambassador to the sport by growing the game and creating new, young tennis players committed to tennis for life. The program describes itself as an affordable alternative to expensive tennis classes and private lessons and notes that its pickleball program emphasizes affordability and a balance of skill development and competitive play. Summer tennis camps are described as 12 hours of tennis, with fun games and drills focusing on fundamentals such as forehand, backhand, serve, and volleys, and each camp includes a “Hit for Prizes” activity on the last day where everyone wins. Every class features a scheduled lesson plan, and Johnny Allen’s personal training system is described as being designed to maximize each junior player’s potential through proper technique, footwork, and repetition.

Last updated March 10, 2026.