Fall 2026 · Registration is open.
A teenage player turning into a two-handed backhand on a full court, ball incoming
Development

Academy Block

9–18 · by coach approvalAlta Laguna Park (Saturday; Monday to Thursday before 5 October) · Laguna Beach High School (Friday; Monday to Thursday from 5 October)from $1,152 / season · drop-in $95
Mon–Fri 5:00–7:00 PM · Sat 9:00–11:00 AM · days chosen at enrollment
  • Mon5:00–7:00 pmAlta Laguna Park before 5 Oct, then Laguna Beach High School
  • Tue5:00–7:00 pmAlta Laguna Park before 5 Oct, then Laguna Beach High School
  • Wed5:00–7:00 pmAlta Laguna Park before 5 Oct, then Laguna Beach High School
  • Thu5:00–7:00 pmAlta Laguna Park before 5 Oct, then Laguna Beach High School
  • Fri5:00–7:00 pmLaguna Beach High School
  • Sat9:00–11:00 amAlta Laguna Park

Monday to Thursday at Alta Laguna Park before 5 October, then at Laguna Beach High School. Friday at Laguna Beach High School. Saturday at Alta Laguna Park. The high school has lights and is five minutes down the hill from Alta.

About this program

For players who want to compete in school matches, tournaments and UTR events, and want a real season of training behind them when they do.

  • Yellow ball, full court, grouped by stage rather than age.
  • Warm-up, court work, point play, coach-led cool-down.
  • A coach places every player before the first session, and moves them when they are ready.

By December: A player who has trained through a full season rather than peaked for one tournament, and who has been pushed by the group around them.

If your child is not ready for the full-court block yet, Foundation Hour covers the same skills and a coach will say when it is time. See that class

Coaching you can look up

  • Alex Michelsen

    ATP career high #30

    Came through LBTA at ages 12–13

  • Karuê Sell

    ATP career high #258

    Coached by Andrew

  • Ryan Seggerman

    ATP career high #61 in doubles

    Part of Andrew's training history

Career highs read from each player's ATP profile on 24 September 2026.

See the results
Enrolling · Fall 2026

What happens after you press Register

You enroll and pay for our group programs through the City of Laguna Beach, not here. About five minutes, and you do it once.

You will make a City account

Rec1 is the City of Laguna Beach's registration system, not ours. On your first visit it asks you to create a sign-on: a name, an email, a password. A couple of minutes, once, and it covers every City program from then on.

Payment is due when you register

Find Laguna Beach Tennis Academy in the catalog, choose your class and how many days a week, and check out. The City takes the money, not LBTA. There is no invoice afterwards and no deposit option.

The City tells us the moment you are in. We confirm your days, your court and your coach before the first session.

Register for Fall 2026

Opens the City of Laguna Beach catalog in a new tab, at the Laguna Beach Tennis Academy section.

Register at the City

Not sure which class fits? Start with the free placement session: a coach watches you or your child hit and says exactly where you belong.

Book a Free Trial

Or see every class, day and price first on the full schedule.

Stuck at the City’s checkout? City of Laguna Beach Recreation is on (949) 464-6645. Questions about the class? Call (949) 534-0457.

From$1,152 / seasonFree trial first; the coach places the player
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