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Here's what others have had to say about Andy Findlay's Intense Tennis Camps.

• "Andy Findley tennis camps are excellent in so many ways: first of all, it's a very welcoming environment and the kids have fun from Day 1 as they first meet the staff; secondly, the facility is perfect (very clean, great courts, plenty of room; third and best of all is the learning, practice and skills development with the staff and Andy. My son has been going to this camp for 3 years and can't wait for the next year once camp is over. Bravo to Andy Findlay and his team!"—C.B., Adv. Int., April 2012

• ""—K.M., Adv., March 2012

• "Participating in this camp was a phenomenal experience. From drills to exercises to games to matches, the physical and mental activity was certainly intense, fitting the camp's title precisely. The coaches were very helpful to all of the participants, developing their abilities on a one-to-one basis from careful observations. Off court, the Slippery Rock Campus where Andy Findlay's Intense Tennis Camps were held provided comfortable dormatories for participants to reside in as well as many other opportunities. Participating in this camp is a very cherishable memory."—A.R., Int., March 2012

• "My son attended this camp for the past three summers. When he has returned his game and level of fitness was noticeably improved. All talent levels are welcomed and broken up into groups of similar skill level so each student will get the maximum benefit. However, Andy does have a team competition with members from all skill levels being spread out among the teams. This helps to build sportsmanship and prevents the top players from feeling better than everyone else as they need to cheer for their teammates of all skill levels if they hope to win. My son has thoroughly enjoyed this experience. The instruction was very good and when he came home he would comment about how much he learned. More importantly, he would always describe it in terms of fun – which I believe is what makes this camp not just a great value, but a great experience. I highly recommend this camp."—R.W., Adv. Int., March 2012

• "Slippery Rock, PA. Phenomenal camp. My son has been there the past four summers. Outstanding facilities. Outstanding Director / Staff. Highly structured with no wasted time. My son has received an enormous amount of coaching and court time. He has also had a really good time and enjoyed himself at each session. He has made lots of frnds at the camp; both other campers and coaches / counselors. He is looking forward to going back this summer.
  Personally, I have always felt very comfortable leavin my son under the supervision of the director / staff. They are all very professional and friendly. Accomodations consist on newly constructed dorm suites that are 10 times nicer than what I had while in college. Also, brand new cafeteria building. I always eat there when I drop off and pick up my son. I have always loved the food. While I don't have other camps to compare this one to, I feel that the fee is extremely reasonable. No complaints. Highly recommend."—S.B., Int., February 2012

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• ""—H.S., Adv. Int., February 2012

• "A fantastic camp, full of hard work and useful tips, I improved as much in the 3 day super-clinic as I would have normally improved in about 2 months, and I play about 10 hours a week. It was a great camp, and fun, as well as intense! Also, AMAZING FOOD AND DORMS."—P.N., Adv., February 2012

• "Excellent. My son had only played for one season and feared attending camp with other more experienced teens. He had the time of his life, learned a lot and can't wait to go back next year."—N.S., Beg., February 2012

• ""—M.M., Low Int., February 2012

• "My son was extremely disappointed in this camp. He received very little feedback from the tennis staff and he really didn't learn anything new. The staff had their "favorites" from years past, obviously, and those are the ones who got all of the attention. As a parent, I would think that we should get some sort of information as to what our child needs to work on, what his strengths are and his weaknesses. There was none at all. Andy Findley is not personable either. It's obvious he is just in it for the money.
  I have another son who has went to baseball camps and they were run so much more professionally than this one. We got specific feedback from the coaches involved in the baseball camps. Also, considering the cost of the camp, I would think that you could give your attendees more "prizes" rather than just 3 or 4 kids."—L.S., Int., February 2012

• "My child was very happy with the intense tennis camp. She is definitely going back this Summer. She even liked the University where the camp was held."—D.H., Adv. Int., February 2012

Rate Andy Findlay's Intense Tennis Camps (Juniors)

Andy Findlay's Intense Tennis Camps

Erie, Pennsylvania

Andy Findlay is Head Pro at the Pennbriar Athletic Club in Erie, Pa., co-head coach at Pittsburgh's USTA Competition Training Center, and coach of the Middle States Boy's 18's National Intersectional team. A former All-American and Hall of Famer at Mercyhurst College, he has over 32 years of experience in tennis camps, teaching, coaching, and administration.

He limits his summer camps to 60 students/session and maintains a student:pro ratio of no more than 5:1. The Slippery Rock campus, which is 50 miles north of Pittsburgh, has 12 outdoor tennis courts and access to indoor courts  nearby. Campers stay in air-conditioned two-person suites with private baths and eat in the dining hall.

Season: June 10-July 13, 2012

Ages: 11-18

Rates and Reservations

In addition to the junior camps at Slippery Rock, Pa., there is an intense Adult Weekend held there one weekend a summer.

Andy Findlay's Intense Tennis Camps
P.O. Box 9036
Erie, PA 16505

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