Pickleball Clinics Advanced Skills Mesa: Mesa, Arizona, is offering a new Level 2 Skills and Drills pickleball class this fall for advanced beginners looking to build on their fundamentals. Held at the Mesa Tennis & Pickleball Center at Gene Autry Park, the class runs every Friday from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., starting on September 4 and ending on September 25, 2025.
This class is recommended for players who have already completed the Level 1 Intro to Pickleball course. It offers hands-on skill development in key areas of the game, including dinking, volley techniques, serving, and moving to the non-volley zone (NVZ). Each session ends with supervised game play, giving players a chance to put their new skills into practice.
Designed for Growth and Fun
The class is part of the adult tennis and pickleball programming in Mesa. The sessions aim to provide a friendly and energetic space where players can boost their confidence and skills.
The city encourages players who are ready to move beyond beginner basics to join. The structured drills and feedback during play help reinforce learning and ensure players make progress.
Refund Policy and Fees
Participants can request a transfer or refund up to seven days before the class begins. However, once the activity starts, all fees are non-refundable. Each activity fee includes a non-refundable administrative fee ranging from $2 to $10.
Why It Matters
This class supports Mesa’s effort to grow its pickleball community and help players improve. It also offers a healthy and social activity for adults. With the rising popularity of pickleball, opportunities like this help meet the growing demand for structured learning and active recreation.
News in Brief: Pickleball Clinics Advanced Skills Mesa
Mesa will host a Level 2 Pickleball Skills and Drills class for advanced beginners every Friday from September 4–25, 2025, at Gene Autry Park. The program focuses on skill-building and supervised game play in a fun, social setting. Refunds are available until one week before the class starts.
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