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We Know Who We Be

The Tennis Tactician does not try to do everything.  It prefers to do what it does better than anybody ever has.  TTT does not focus on performance.  It exists so Fort Lauderdale tennis players can leave the gym behind and have an unlimited supply of fun, interesting clinics for the rest of their lives.  And make friend and have fun in the process.  TTT does not offer private lessons. We stay within our wheelhouse.

Unlike most clubs, we know players have more tennis options here in South Florida than anywhere else in the world.  For this reason, we do two things to let players preview every clinic before spending their hard-earned money. We share a selection of hits from our themed and custom-curated playlist so players show up ready to rock, and we share a themed drill or game so players are ready to roll.  We also announce what medals will be distributed for every clinic.

When I started of, I kept my clinic themes to things like Texas or the Titanic. After honing my craft, I've gotten to the point I can rock the house with clinics like "1300B.C."

The Structure of a Clinic

Most clubs pay less specific attention to the structure of cardio tennis lessons, but cardio tennis requires more preparation than any standard or high-performance clinic ever will.  Preparing cardio clinics requires actual scientific knowledge about optimal heartrate and the science of burning calories.  The instructor has to manage what every player does from the minute they step on court to the minute they receive their medals and leave.

Aerial sunset view of three adjacent tennis courts painted blue
An effective cardio clinic needs to be prepared for every possible number of players that could arrive.
Young male coach running away from the camera with a wide laughing smile while a stampede of five small preschool-aged children in tennis whites chases him across a sunny outdoor court racquets in hand tennis balls scattered everywhere
A single drill can range from downright dangerous for one student to completely useless if ten players are on the court at one time.
6-POSITION CIRCUIT DRILL diagram with overhead view of a blue tennis court at night marked with six orange cones at numbered positions
For every clinic, the instructor comes prepared with a completely different agenda depending on the number of players who arrive.
TTT press conference scene with Jackson Phillips at the podium surrounded by microphones
Every clinic always runs smoothly. Nobody ever stands around. Calories are always burned. That isn't an ideal- that is a guarantee.

Nobody else does this. Nobody in the world. This is The Tennis Tactician.

The Entrance

TTT clinics are much sillier and more laid back than other clinics – except for in player effort.  We prioritze fun over political correctness and we make no apologies for that.  This is immediately obvious when every clinic starts with the instructor making a themed WWE- style entrance that would embarass the hell out of lesser men.

Warming up Tennis Tactician-Style

The pyrotechnics (imaginary) have finished.  The TTT clinic is about to begin.  We strongly believe in the use of dynamic stretching for a proper tennis warm up.  We just don’t believe dynamic stretching should be boring.

We’ve found that the dynamic stretching warmup is the perfect time to introduce that clinic’s theme in style.  We set the clock at five minutes- no more, no less- and we spin the wheel one time per minute.  The players watch the wheel and perform each dynamic stretch while simultaneously directing full attention to the instructor.  This is how we begin turning your tennis clinic into a unforgettable tennis experience.

Four Drills. One Game. Total Immersion.

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Every Tennis Tactician Clinic follows the same structure.  After the dynamic warmup, players compete in four themed drills that were created to make sure every player participates in the rigorous activity necessary to maintaining a heartrate conducive to our assertion that we give the best cardio clinics in the world.  The clinic ends with a game, a slight- but never total- loosening of the strict cardiovascular demands in the name of letting players compete in an activity with maximum theme immersion grounded in  fun and our commitment to the creation of unforgettable experiences.

Sideline Activities — Nobody Stands Still

Sideline activities are activities that players do on a tennis court, during a cardio tennis clinic, inbetween playing tennis.  The perfect clinic has perfect continuous play.  However, some of the best drills and games still require downtime between turns.  We don’t ask our players to perform sideline activities.  We require their rigorous completion. They are critical to maintaining the target heartrate needed for burning maximum calories.  Experience tells us that the entire clinic suffers the moment a single player loses focus on the collective objective.
Tennis Tactician clinics are about burning calories and having fun at the same time.  For that reason, unless a player needs a legitimate break, we do require the maintenance of good faith participation to remain on court.  It may sound harsh, but the best cardio clinics on the planet don’t happen by accident. Welcome to the court.
Lakeside outdoor tennis court with a young man doing high-knee plyometric drills over a yellow agility ladder
Frosty is not as fitness-minded as many of these photos imply.
Themed cardio tennis clinics Fort Lauderdale — multiple-exposure image of Frosty the cat shuttling at extreme speed between two orange cones on an oak-canopied tennis court at golden hour
This does arguably seem like something I could see her doing,.
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Frosty aside, we take fitness and sideline activities seriously. My clinics are more demanding than most cardio clinics.

“Nobody stands still — and Frosty embodies the standard.”

Every Clinic is a Competitive Points Race

Most cardio tennis clinics ask you to keep score in your head. The serious ones have a paper sheet on the wall. Almost nobody brings real equipment to a tennis court.

We bring real equipment.

The Tennis Tactician runs a custom electronic scoreboard at every clinic. Before the warm-up ends, every player on the court has a nickname entered into the system — your call, picked by you. From the first drill to the last point of the closing game, every point you earn updates live on the scoreboard, in real time, visible to everyone on the court. You can see exactly where you stand. You can see who is leading. You can see who is one drill behind you and gaining. You can see who you need to catch.

In the final three minutes of every clinic, the points are totaled and three players are called to the court center. Gold. Silver. Bronze. Real medals, awarded in front of the group, for the three players with the highest point totals. Their names go on the leaderboard. Their nicknames go in the records. The next clinic, they have a target on their backs — and everyone on the court knows it.

Those medals are not just trophies. They are collectible and redeemable — for discounts, free clinic entries, merchandise, and as the program grows, for prizes worth competing for. The incentive to show up, work hard, and win is real. No other cardio tennis clinic in the world runs a live electronic competition with a medals podium at the end of every session.

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The Tactical Squad

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The Tennis Tactician runs a customer loyalty program called The Tactical Squad. It’s free to join. Anyone can sign up.

The program has three tiers, in ascending order:

Level Three — The Recruit. Every member starts here. This is where you build your record.

Level Two — The Strategist. Earned after completing a meaningful number of clinics. Strategists unlock richer rewards and access to merchandise, events, and benefits Recruits don’t.

Level One — The Tactician. The highest rank. Earned by long-term members who have completed enough clinics to share the company’s name itself.

Each player gives us his or her email address as part of the process for signing up for any clinic.  All signups are done here on the website.    The loyalty program is structured according to themed clinics completed.  The larger the collection, the higher the tier, the better the rewards.  Every player receives an email the day after his or her clinic that includes the entire playlist as well as an electronic badge.  These badges are the loyalty program.

Clinic Cost | Discount Opportunities

We are going to be honest with you about pricing. Tennis Tactician clinics are a little more expensive than other tennis clinics. TTT is the only company that offers deep theme immersion and deep theme immersion includes obvious expenses.  The cost for a TTT clinic is $60. 

The competition does no preparation and runs the same clinic every week.  We invite every player into a themed parallel universe for a completely unique experience every clinic.  We offer decoration, pageantry, custom-curated playlists, drills and games nobody has scene before, and the opportunity to learn something new about the world and the people who live in it- every clinic.

We have built ours to be worth what they cost — but we have also built in real ways for the people in this community to make the experience more affordable.

Three ways to save money on a TTT clinic:

Bring a friend. Anyone who brings a friend to TTT, and that friend stays for at least three clinics, earns a free clinic of their own. No catch. No fine print. You introduced them; you get rewarded.

Wear our merchandise to a clinic. We sell TTT-branded gear on the website — hats, shirts, water bottles, the things you’d expect. Show up to a clinic wearing it and we give you a discount on that session. You are helping us with name recognition every time you walk into the club or into the world. We will pay you back for that.

Become a regular promoter of our content. If you are willing to consistently share and promote TTT content on your social channels — Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, wherever you live online — we are willing to reduce the cost of your clinics in exchange. We are not going to take your word for it. We will have a conversation. We will look at what you are actually doing. But if you are putting in the work to help us grow, you should not have to pay full price to be part of this.

Young woman at a dimly lit desk in front of three computer monitors showing TTT social media feeds on Instagram TikTok and X
smiling at the screens with Frosty the cat seated on the desk in front of one monitor

These are not gimmicks. They are not flash sales. They are real, ongoing ways we have decided to work with the people who are working with us.

Hydration and Snacks

Pay Later
TTT Cardio Tennis Clinic refreshment stand with 'TAKE NOW PAY LATER' menu sign on the left listing bottled water $3 and Gatorades $5

Tactical Squad members have a payment method on file. That means when you reach for a cold water or a Gatorade or an energy bar mid-clinic, you do not need to dig out a wallet, ask the instructor to pause, or interrupt the flow of the session. Grab what you need when you need it. The cost is charged to your account.

This is the kind of friction we have designed out on purpose. The clinic does not stop for hydration. You do not stop for hydration. The water is there. The cards are on file. Stay on the court.

Room For Everyone

We tried to find one model who covered the full range of Tactical Squad members. We could not. So here are two. The Tactical Squad has room for everyone — every body, every age — and the deal is the same for every member.

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The Bottom Line

This is not a casual workout. It is not drop-in cardio with a tennis racket. Every minute of every Tennis Tactician clinic has been designed with intention — the theme, the music, the drills, the games, the burn, the competition, the reward. You will work. You will have fun. You will want to come back.

Welcome to the court.

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