Denver Racquets Club

Maybe we should stick to tennis. 😂
Step, bump, step, bump, bump… yeah, we’ll see you on the court.

MYTH OR FACT: Should you bend your knees on every groundstroke?
FACT. Your legs are stronger than your arms, so use them. Bending your knees helps you create pace, absorb pace, and stay in control.
More legs. Less arm.

The volley isn’t about power. It’s about control. Block the ball. Step forward. Stay balanced. And always split step so you’re ready at the net. Think wall, not swing.

The juniors are back at it again.

This time, we mic’d them up during a cone drill and let’s just say… they had plenty to say about it.

Part 2 might be even better than the first!

WHAT do tennis players reallllly want for their birthday? 😂😂😂

The difference is in the reps.
At Denver Racquets Club, our pros see it every day—high level tennis is built on consistency, not shortcuts. The players you watch on TV put in hours on court, day after day, and that repetition is what makes the game look so effortless.
That’s what we believe in here: more court time, more reps, better tennis.

Found what I love.
A little competition. A lot of court time. And a club that makes it easy to keep coming back.
Denver Racquets Club.

The most common mistake we see at the net?
Starting too far out on the return side.
Jam breaks down where to position yourself, how to face the threat, and when to move in without leaving the middle exposed.

Junior Session 1 begins August 24th!
From first swings to more advanced play, our junior program gives players ages 3–18 a place to learn, compete and keep building their game.
Classes are offered six days a week, with drop in options available when space allows.
Registration is open to everyone. Visit DenverRC.com to register.

Kinda chic to belong to Denver Racquets Club.
Tennis. Padel. Pickleball. Platform tennis. Juniors or anything else. Whether you’re here to compete, learn something new, meet your people or just get on the court, there’s a place for you at DRC.
One club. A lot of ways to play.