Beginner Level 1
- Just starting out. Finding it difficult to hit the ball where you want it to go. Often make double faults.
Beginner Level 2
- You can play slower rebounds from the glass. Placing the ball accurately is still a challenge as well as volley’s and backend shots. You still occasionally make double faults.
Beginner Level 3
- More consistent with your serve and starting to place the ball more accurately. You are gaining confidence in your ability to use the glass in your play and can sustain slower rallies.
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Intermediate Level 4
- You can place your serves more or less where you want and rarely make double faults. Your forehand, backhand, and volley are reliable, and you can sustain longer rallies. You are comfortable using the glass in your play and start to develop tactical awareness.
Intermediate Level 5
- Your rallies are more strategic, and you can control the pace and direction of the game better. Your confidence in using the glass is high, and you rarely make unforced errors.
Intermediate Level 6
- You play with a high level of tactical awareness and offensive strategy. Your shots, including bandeja and bajada, are powerful and accurate. You can maintain control and consistency throughout matches.
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Advanced Level 7
- You dominate most of your matches with a combination of technical skill and strategic play. Your use of the glass and variety of shots are near flawless. You hardly ever see anyone better than you on our courts.
Advanced Level 8
- You play at an elite level, with very few weaknesses in your game. Your ball placement is very precise and shots are powerful. You’re able to compete at tournaments at the national level.
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Professional 9
As a Level 1 player, you are going off our charts. You compete in official tournaments at an international level.
