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    Adult Private Tennis Lessons

    Elevate your tennis game with personalized, one-hour private lessons led by David Kahl, Stillwater’s Head Varsity Tennis Coach. Each lesson is completely customized to your game, focusing exclusively on the techniques and strategy needed to take your skills to the next level. One or more private lessons can be scheduled. Register, then email kahld@stillwaterschools.org to book your time. Racket required; balls provided.
  • Adult Tennis Group Lessons

    Power up your morning with a dynamic, high-energy group tennis workout! This clinic is for adult players of all abilities, providing heart-pumping cardio while sharpening your game. Individuals will be grouped by skill level to ensure focused development on strategy, rules, and fundamental tennis techniques.
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  • Advanced Pickleball Skills Clinic

    Elevate your pickleball game with focused, expert coaching! This clinic will provide instruction to 3.0-4.0+ rated pickleball players, focusing on specific skills, tips, and tactics to help improve your overall game! Clinic will specifically focus on how the drop shot improves your game, how to use the cut or top spin return, learn the speed attack method, and learn three spin serves and the punch shot. Prerequisite: Must have attended beginner class.
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    Beginner Pickleball Lessons

    Step onto the court and discover your new favorite sport! Our beginner Pickleball lessons will introduce you to the rules, body positioning, footwork, and doubles game strategy. You'll practice serves, returns, drop shots, and dinks. The last 30 minutes will be organized play so you can put your new skills to the test. Prerequisites: None
  • Golf Spring Tune Up Special

    Time to crush old habits and dominate the course. This isn’t just another golf clinic—it’s a full-on game overhaul with personalized instruction at Loggers Trail. Fine-tune your swing, sharpen your short game, and learn course strategies that actually lower your scores. Break bad habits, lock in consistency, and walk away swinging with confidence. This clinic is your fast-track to better golf - and more fun doing it.
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    Intermediate Pickleball Lessons

    Ready to dominate the kitchen? This two-hour intermediate pickleball session focuses on purposeful dinking, volley techniques, and kitchen strategies (speed-ups, lobs, and transitions). We'll also drill drives, drop shots, overheads, and retrievals through fun games like 7-11 and Survivor, concluding with game play. For players who know the basics and want to improve their overall game. Prerequisites: Understands the rules of pickleball Gets in at least 75% of all serve attempts Gets at least 75% of return of serves (ROS) deep and to the middle of opponent's court and gets forward to capture the kitchen line on most of their ROS's. Occasionally performs successful third shot drop shots. (Success is defined as a third shot drop shot that is not returned or can only be dinked back) Can perform at least 5 dinks in a row without placing the dinks in the net, out of the court, or popping them up
  • Pony Speed Project

    SMS Pony Speed Project Stillwater Middle School Pony Power and Stillwater Community Education have partnered to offer speed training at Stillwater Middle School. Modeled after Acceleration Minnesota’s premier speed training program, the Pony Speed Project is a science-based, results-driven program that utilizes high-speed incline treadmills to teach proper running technique, correct form, stride length, and stride frequency. These specialized treadmills can incline up to a 40% grade and reach speeds of up to 28 mph. The program is designed to run in 6–8 week sessions and allows students and/or adults to train one to two times per week. Student athletes in grades 6–12 are eligible to register for the Pony Speed Project. Participants may register as individuals in one of the listed courses or form a group of teammates to train together. Group training requires a minimum of six participants. Sessions with insufficient enrollment may be consolidated. In such cases, registrants will be notified and given the option to cancel if they are unable to attend the reassigned time. The Treadmill Science Athletes sprint in front of mirrors, allowing them to see and correct their running form in real time. Running on an incline promotes proper foot strike, encouraging athletes to run on the ball of the foot rather than the heel. Incline sprinting activates the glutes and hamstrings up to 200% more than flat-ground running and promotes higher knee drive, which increases stride length. The speeds used require athletes to sprint at 100% effort or more. During the latter part of the workout, athletes experience brief 2–3 second assisted sprint intervals, during which the trainer provides support on the treadmill. This combination of technique, resistance, and speed development leads to longer strides and faster running performance. Cost $240 per person Two sessions per week 12 total sessions Dates Training dates will be determined collaboratively by the training group and coaches to maximize participation. Make-Up Dates Make-up sessions will only be offered if school is canceled due to inclement weather. In these cases, an email will be sent to families to coordinate rescheduled dates. Absences due to other obligations will be handled on a case by case basis to determine make up eligibility. Group Training: Teams or groups that want to schedule training outside of any advertised dates and times, should email Andy Olson - olsona@stillwaterschools.org to discuss customizing a program that would work with your team or organization.
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    Private Pickleball Lessons

    Unlock your full potential on the court with personalized pickleball lessons! Private lessons (individual or small group) focus on skills, strategy, and drills to boost your play and rating. Sessions are typically one hour, with some 1.5-hour options based on availability. To register for a group lesson, coordinate dates and times with your group. The instructor will contact you to finalize scheduling with Community Education. Questions? Contact Liz Schmit at schmitl@stillwaterschools.org.