Group tennis fitness · Tampa

Cardio tennis in Tampa,
full throttle.

A fast, music-driven group workout on a tennis court — nonstop rallies, footwork, and games that leave you sweating and smiling. No experience needed, no standing in line.

What it is

A real workout that happens to be tennis.

Cardio tennis is a high-energy, small-group session built around continuous movement. You're fed balls, you rally, you chase, you reset — music going, coach keeping the pace high. You're moving almost the entire hour instead of waiting your turn on the baseline.

Everyone plays at their own level. Whether you last held a racquet years ago or you're on court every week, the drills scale to you — and because groups cap at six, you get real reps and real attention.

The hour

How a session runs.

01

Warm up

Dynamic movement and easy rallies to get the body going and the group loose.

02

Feeds & drills

Fast-fed patterns — forehands, backhands, volleys, movement — with almost no waiting.

03

Live play

Points, mini-games, and rotations that put the drills to work and get competitive.

04

Cool down

Stretch it out, catch your breath, and hang for a minute — the social part.

Watch

This is the pace.

Twenty seconds of a real session — constant feeds, constant movement, nobody standing around. If it looks fast, that's the point. It scales to your level the moment you step on court.

Levels

Two tracks, so you're always matched.

Beginner · NTRP 1.5–2.5

New to the racquet

Built for people just getting into tennis or coming back after a long break. We keep the feeds friendly, the movement simple, and the energy high — you'll be rallying and sweating from day one.

Intermediate / Advanced · NTRP 3.0–4.5

You already play

Faster feeds, tighter patterns, and more live points. This track pushes your footwork, consistency, and fitness while keeping the game-based fun that makes cardio tennis worth showing up for.

Wednesdays · small groups

Doubles Strategy clinic.

Doubles is its own game, and most players were never actually taught it. This clinic is about the patterns that win points — where to stand, when to poach, how to serve so your partner can finish, and how to move as a pair instead of two singles players sharing a court. Groups stay small, so everyone gets real reps and real feedback on live situations, not drills in a vacuum. Whether you play league, mixed, or just want to stop losing to teams you should beat, you'll leave with a few things you can use this weekend.

See it on the schedule
Saturdays · most competitive

The Cardio Challenge.

Our most competitive session. Thirty minutes of technical drilling to sharpen your game, then a full hour of live games — king of the court, 105 double, offense-defense, bump, and more. Ninety minutes, four to six players, and everyone's on the court the whole time.

See it on the schedule
Ready to play

Find your session.

Browse the schedule below, pick a time, and reserve your spot. Sessions are capped at six and prepaid, so they fill fast.

Questions first? Call or text (813) 534-9206

Cardio Tennis Doubles Strategy Cardio Challenge

Our regular weekly sessions. Pick one and you'll open our booking page in a new tab, where you can sign in or create a free account, see the exact court, and reserve your spot.

Good to know

Cardio tennis questions.

Is cardio tennis a workout or a tennis lesson?
Both, leaning workout. You'll move almost the whole hour — rallies, footwork, and live points — while a coach keeps the pace up. You pick up real technique along the way, but the goal is sweat and fun, not a formal lesson.
Do I need to already play tennis?
No. Beginners are genuinely welcome — we run a separate beginner track (NTRP 1.5–2.5) where the drills are built for people new to the racquet. If you play regularly, the intermediate/advanced track (3.0–4.5) keeps it challenging.
How many people are in a session?
Sessions cap at six players, so you get plenty of reps and real attention from the coach. Spots are prepaid and go quickly.
Where in Tampa are the cardio tennis groups held?
Our tennis groups run on courts around Tampa — Downtown, New Tampa, and Temple Terrace — with each session's location shown on the schedule. Groups stay small and capped, so everyone's moving the whole hour.
What should I bring?
A tennis racquet, court shoes, water, and energy. If you don't have a racquet yet, message us before your first session and we'll sort you out.
How much is a session and how do I book?
Group cardio tennis is $35 per player for a 60-minute session. Book right here on this page — pick a time on the schedule, reserve, and prepay to lock your spot.
What is the Cardio Challenge?
Our most competitive session, on Saturdays. Thirty minutes of technical drilling, then a full hour of live games — king of the court, 105, offense-defense, bump, and more. It runs 90 minutes with four to six players, and everyone's on the court the whole time.
Do you run doubles sessions?
Yes — the Doubles Strategy clinic on Wednesdays. It's a small group (three to four players) focused on positioning, poaching, serving patterns, and moving as a team. $45 per player for 60 minutes.
Word on court

What players say.

★★★★★

"Best sweat I get all week. It doesn't feel like a workout because you're too busy playing."

Sample PlayerCardio tennis regular
★★★★★

"I hadn't touched a racquet in years and never felt out of place. Coach keeps everyone moving."

Sample PlayerBeginner track
★★★★★

"Small groups make a huge difference — you actually get reps and the vibe is great."

Sample PlayerIntermediate track

Reviews shown are samples — real player reviews coming soon.