Two padel players mid-rally under a bright blue sky

Play under
an open sky.

Tennis, padel and a place to belong.

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Train with certified coaches.
Track real progress.
About Cirrus

More time on court. Clear coaching, small groups and a welcoming club for every level.

Eight tennis courts. Four glass padel courts. Play from morning to late evening.

Evening lighting on
A coach in a navy training top holding a rolled mat against a blue sky Private and group lessons
24+

Certified coaches

Guidance for your first serve and your next match.

Beginner58
Intermediate42
Advanced31

A few more facts about us in numbers

14,000+
Hours of play every year
91%
Members renew each season
1,350+
Active members
40+
Tournaments and socials a year
Programs

Find a programme for your level and your goals.

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Starter
Rally Pass
$49 /month
  • 4 group classes
  • Off-peak court hours
  • Open-play evenings
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For households
Family Court
$189 /month
  • Two adults, two juniors
  • Junior academy included
  • 10 court hours
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Memberships

Three refined membership plans, one straightforward promise: more court time.

Choose a plan around how you play.

Compare all plans
Upcoming events

Matches and socials for members and guests.

Full calendar
18Apr

Cirrus Spring Open

Singles and doubles drawsTwo days
Details
07Jun

Night Doubles Series

Under the lights, 7pm to 11pmMixed doubles
Details
21Sep

Autumn Padel Cup

Glass courts, round-robinGuests welcome
Details
Member stories

What changes after a season at Cirrus, in members’ own words.

“I came for a free assessment with a racket from the loft. Eight months later I play three evenings a week and I have a backhand I am not embarrassed by.”
Priya NatarajanRally Pass, adult fundamentals
“Our two kids are in the junior academy and my husband and I take the padel intro. One membership, one drop-off, and everyone comes home tired and happy.”
Sanne de VriesFamily Court, two years
“The competitive squad is the real thing: video review, match blocks, a coach who remembers your last set. I reached the club final this spring.”
Marcus OyelowoClub Membership, squad player
Questions

Before your first session.

The things new members ask most. Anything else, the front desk answers the phone from 7am.

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Do I need to be a member to book a court?

No. Courts can be booked by the hour by anyone; members get priority windows and a lower rate. The first assessment session is free for everyone.

What should I bring to a first session?

Court shoes and something comfortable to move in. Rackets and balls are provided for assessments and beginner programmes.

Can I pause a membership?

Yes, for up to two months a year, from your account. Injuries and travel are the usual reasons; no paperwork either way.

Are the courts open in winter?

All eight tennis courts are covered from November to March and the padel courts are glass-walled and lit year round. Evening play runs until 11pm.

Is there parking and somewhere to change?

Free parking for members and guests, changing rooms with showers, lockers, and a café that opens with the first court.

Your first session is on us.

Start with a free 30-minute level assessment.

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About the club

A club built by players who wanted more court time and less waiting.

A place to play, learn and meet your next doubles partner.

Our story

Cirrus began with a simple idea: make regular court time and good coaching easier to find.

The club grew from four courts and a small junior group to a full tennis and padel campus.

Open daily, 7am–11pm, with programmes for new players and experienced competitors.

What we stand for

Four principles shape the club.

Court time first

Hold up to two bookings. Cancel free six hours ahead.

Honest levels

A coach helps you find a balanced group.

Small groups

Adult groups of four. Junior groups of six.

Open doors

New faces are welcome at open play and club socials.

Timeline

How the campus grew.

2019
Four courts open

The first four courts open.

2020
Lights and the academy

Floodlights and the junior academy arrive.

2022
Padel arrives

Four glass courts bring padel to the club.

2025
The clubhouse

A clubhouse for recovery, equipment and time between games.

“I came for a court and found a regular group to play with.”

Priya AnandMember since 2022
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Programs

Four programs, one path from first rally to final set.

Small groups, consistent coaching and a clear next step.

Club courts under a clear skyAges 6 to 17Junior Academy

After-school coaching for ages 6–17, with Saturday match play.

A player tossing a ball to serveAdults, all levelsAdult Fundamentals

Ten-week technique blocks in groups of four.

Padel players mid-rallyRated 4.0 and aboveCompetitive Squad

A structured season of practice, match play and review.

Tennis balls on a grass courtBeginners welcomePadel Introduction

Six sessions to learn the walls, lob and serve. Equipment included.

How programs work

From your first assessment to match play.

1. Assessment

Find your level in a free 30-minute session.

2. Ten-week block

A regular weekly slot with the same group and coach.

3. Progress note

Review progress and choose the next skills to practise.

4. Match play

Put the work into play at a supervised match afternoon.

Explore with a purpose

A place to play and improve.

Find the programme, coach and pace that fit the way you want to spend time on court.

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  • Level and programme fit
  • Session format
  • Booking and preparation
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Junior Academy

After-school tennis for ages 6–17.

Three stages match the court and ball to the player: red ball for ages 6–8, orange and green for 9–12, and full-court yellow ball for 13–17.

What players learn

  • Rally consistency from both wings
  • A serve they can rely on under pressure
  • Scoring, etiquette and calling lines fairly
  • Footwork games that double as fitness
  • Doubles positioning from age nine
  • How to lose a close set and come back

Weekly schedule

LevelDaysTimeCourt
Red ballMon and Wed16:00 to 16:45Courts 7 and 8
Orange and greenTue and Thu16:30 to 17:30Courts 5 and 6
Yellow ballMon, Wed and Fri17:30 to 19:00Courts 1 to 4
Match afternoonSaturday13:00 to 16:00All courts

Led by

Theo Okafor
Junior academy lead

Adult Fundamentals

Ten weeks. Four players. A stronger foundation.

Groups are matched by level. Each block covers serving, returning, rallies, net play and point construction.

Weekly 75-minute sessions combine drills and live play. Finish with a progress note and three drills to keep.

What players learn

  • A repeatable serve with a second-serve spin
  • Reading a return from the toss
  • Cross-court rally patterns that hold under pressure
  • Approach shots and the first volley
  • Doubles formations and signals
  • Warm-up and cool-down routines that protect the shoulder

Weekly schedule

LevelDaysTimeCourt
Beginner (1.0 to 2.5)Mon and Thu18:30 to 19:45Courts 5 and 6
Improver (3.0 to 3.5)Tue and Fri19:00 to 20:15Courts 3 and 4
Morning clubWed and Sat07:30 to 08:45Courts 1 and 2

Led by

Elena Marsh
Head coach, adult programs

Competitive Squad

A structured season for players who compete.

Four weekly sessions cover technique, tactics, fitness and supervised match play, with tennis and padel tracks.

Set tournament goals with a coach and review progress each month using match footage.

What the season includes

  • Four coached sessions a week, forty weeks a year
  • Filmed match play with coach annotations
  • Monthly one-to-one review
  • Physio-led strength and mobility block
  • Entry to all club tournaments
  • Coach attendance at one away tournament

Weekly schedule

SessionDayTimeCourt
TechnicalMonday19:30 to 21:00Courts 1 and 2
Tactical and videoWednesday19:30 to 21:00Court 1 and clubhouse
FitnessFriday07:00 to 08:00Physio room
Match nightSaturday18:00 to 21:00All courts

Led by

Harold Benning
Performance and squad coach

Padel Introduction

Find your first rally on the glass courts.

Six sessions in groups of four. Rackets and balls are included, with early lessons focused on playing off the walls.

Build towards full points and a friendly final-session tournament. Continue at the Thursday ladder.

Session by session

  • 1. Grip, stance and the underarm serve
  • 2. Playing the back glass
  • 3. The lob and moving to the net
  • 4. Volleys and the bandeja
  • 5. Doubles positioning and scoring
  • 6. Mini-tournament and ladder entry

Course times

CourseDayTimeCourt
Evening courseTuesday19:00 to 20:00Padel 1 and 2
Weekend courseSunday10:00 to 11:00Padel 3 and 4
Open-play ladderThursday19:00 to 22:00All padel courts

Led by

Juno Lindqvist
Padel program lead
Coaches

Twenty-four certified coaches. Meet the four who lead the programs.

Find a coach for your level and the way you want to play.

24+

Coaching focus

Support for every stage of your game.

Beginner10
Intermediate8
Advanced6

The team reviews coaching practice each year.

Private lessons

Private sessions from $70. Club members receive two each month.

Book a lesson

Explore with a purpose

A place to play and improve.

Find the programme, coach and pace that fit the way you want to spend time on court.

Look a little closer

  • Level and programme fit
  • Session format
  • Booking and preparation
Ask a specific question
Head coach, adult programs

Elena Marsh

Elena leads adult coaching, from first serves to confident match play.

Expect clear feedback, practical drills and plenty of time hitting the ball.

Specialties

Serve mechanicsReturning playersDoubles tacticsAdult beginners

Certifications

  • National coaching licence, level 4
  • Strength and conditioning for racket sports
  • First aid at work
  • Coach assessor accreditation

Availability for private lessons

Mornings8
Afternoons3
Evenings5

Example weekly availability.

A conversation before the first session.

Your starting point

  • Level and programme fit
  • Session format
  • Booking and preparation

The right working rhythm

  • Your current experience
  • The pace you are comfortable with
  • Anything that needs adapting

Before you confirm

  • Discuss the proposed format
  • Check timing and availability
  • Agree on the next step
Ask about working together
Junior academy lead

Theo Okafor

Theo leads the junior academy, helping young players learn through games.

Age-matched sessions build technique, confidence and a love of match play.

Specialties

Red, orange and green ballCoordination gamesJunior tournamentsParent coaching

Certifications

  • National coaching licence, level 3
  • Youth development specialist
  • Child safeguarding lead
  • Paediatric first aid

Availability for private lessons

Mornings6
Afternoons1
Weekends4

Example weekly availability.

A conversation before the first session.

Your starting point

  • Level and programme fit
  • Session format
  • Booking and preparation

The right working rhythm

  • Your current experience
  • The pace you are comfortable with
  • Anything that needs adapting

Before you confirm

  • Discuss the proposed format
  • Check timing and availability
  • Agree on the next step
Ask about working together
Padel program lead

Juno Lindqvist

Juno leads padel coaching and the Thursday open-play ladder.

Her sessions focus on reading the walls, moving as a pair and choosing the next shot.

Specialties

Padel introductionPlaying the glassLob and bandejaLadder and league play

Certifications

  • International padel coaching licence
  • National tennis coaching licence, level 2
  • First aid at work
  • Tournament referee, padel

Availability for private lessons

Mornings4
Afternoons7
Evenings2

Example weekly availability.

A conversation before the first session.

Your starting point

  • Level and programme fit
  • Session format
  • Booking and preparation

The right working rhythm

  • Your current experience
  • The pace you are comfortable with
  • Anything that needs adapting

Before you confirm

  • Discuss the proposed format
  • Check timing and availability
  • Agree on the next step
Ask about working together
Performance and squad coach

Harold Benning

Harold works with competitive players on a structured season plan.

Technical detail, match footage and regular reviews guide each training block.

Specialties

Match tacticsVideo analysisTournament preparationSeason planning

Certifications

  • National coaching licence, level 5
  • Performance analysis certificate
  • Sports psychology foundation
  • First aid at work

Availability for private lessons

Mornings2
Afternoons5
Evenings1

Example weekly availability.

A conversation before the first session.

Your starting point

  • Level and programme fit
  • Session format
  • Booking and preparation

The right working rhythm

  • Your current experience
  • The pace you are comfortable with
  • Anything that needs adapting

Before you confirm

  • Discuss the proposed format
  • Check timing and availability
  • Agree on the next step
Ask about working together
Memberships

Three plans. Pick by how often you want to play.

Every plan includes open play, ball-machine access and guest rates.

Starter
Rally Pass
$49 /month

For a weekly game and coached class.

  • 4 group classes a month
  • Off-peak court hours at member rate
  • Open-play evenings and the padel ladder
  • Ball machine access
Start with Rally Pass
For households
Family Court
$189 /month

For two adults and up to two juniors.

  • Junior Academy for two children
  • 8 adult group classes a month
  • 10 shared court hours
  • Family match afternoons
Start with Family Court
Compare

Compare what’s included.

BenefitRally PassClubFamily Court
Group classes a month488 adult
Court hours a monthOff-peak rate610 shared
Private lessons a monthNone21
Junior AcademyNot includedNot included
Tournament entryMember rate
Guest passes a month134
Ball machine
Freeze up to two months a year
Questions
Is there a joining fee?
No. You pay the first month and play the same day. Annual plans are billed once and include two months free.
Can I try before I join?
Yes. Book a free thirty-minute assessment with a coach. You get a level rating, a court to hit on afterwards and no obligation to sign anything.
What counts as off-peak?
Weekdays from seven in the morning to five in the afternoon, and everything after nine at night. Weekends are peak all day.
Do unused court hours roll over?
On the Club and Family Court plans, yes, for one month. Group classes and private lessons do not roll over.
How do I cancel?
Thirty days notice by email to the front desk. There is no cancellation fee on monthly plans; annual plans run to the end of their term.

Choosing the right scope.

What should I compare first?

Start with the work or access you actually need, then compare the included scope and the way it is delivered. A lower starting price may cover a different requirement.

What happens after I choose?

Use the plan’s action to review the next step. Confirm the final scope, timing and applicable terms before making a commitment.

Can I ask about a different requirement?

Yes. Share the difference through the contact page so it can be discussed explicitly rather than assumed to be included.

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Events

Tournaments, night doubles and socials. Open to members and guests.

A season of matches, open play and time together.

18Apr

Cirrus Spring Open

Singles and doubles draws18 and 19 April$35 entry
Details
07Jun

Night Doubles Series

Six Friday nightsMixed doubles$20 per night
Details
21Sep

Autumn Padel Cup

Glass courts, round-robinOne day$30 per pair
Details
Open-play evenings

Tuesday and Thursday, 7pm. Three short sets, matched by level.

Last-Friday social

Last-Friday doubles and food on the terrace. No partner needed.

Host your own

Plan a private club day with the front desk.

Ask about private events

Explore with a purpose

A place to play and improve.

Find the programme, coach and pace that fit the way you want to spend time on court.

Look a little closer

  • Level and programme fit
  • Session format
  • Booking and preparation
Ask a specific question

Cirrus Spring Open

A weekend of singles and doubles for four rating bands.

Each entry includes at least three matches, with finals on court one.

Short sets keep the day moving. Finals are umpired; supervisors support earlier rounds.

Weekend schedule

WhenWhatWhere
Saturday 08:30Check-in and warm-upClubhouse
Saturday 09:00 to 18:00Singles rounds one to threeAll courts
Sunday 09:00 to 15:00Doubles drawsAll courts
Sunday 16:00 to 20:00Finals under lightsCourt 1

Entry includes

  • Three matches guaranteed
  • Match balls and stringing bench
  • Lunch on both days
  • Rating update after the event

Before the next step

A place to play and improve.

Find the programme, coach and pace that fit the way you want to spend time on court.

Ask about the details

Worth checking

  • Level and programme fit
  • Session format
  • Booking and preparation

Night Doubles Series

Six Fridays of doubles under the lights.

Pairs play three short matches each night, in divisions matched by rating.

The top four pairs in each division reach finals night. The terrace stays open between matches.

Series dates

NightDateCourts
Night one7 JuneCourts 1 to 6
Night two14 JuneCourts 1 to 6
Night three21 JuneCourts 1 to 6
Night four28 JuneCourts 1 to 6
Night five5 JulyCourts 1 to 6
Finals night19 JulyCourts 1 and 2

How it works

  • Enter as a fixed mixed pair
  • Two divisions by combined rating
  • Three short matches every night
  • Substitutes allowed for two nights

Autumn Padel Cup

A friendly day on the glass courts.

Round-robin groups lead into short knockout rounds. Every pair plays at least three sets.

Beginner, intermediate and open divisions. Borrow a racket and join the morning warm-up.

Day schedule

WhenWhat
09:00Warm-up clinic with Juno Lindqvist
09:45Group stage, all divisions
13:00Lunch on the terrace
14:00Knockout rounds
17:00Finals and prizes

Entry includes

  • At least three sets of play
  • Racket loan if needed
  • Lunch and the warm-up clinic
  • Guest day pass for non-members

Before the next step

A place to play and improve.

Find the programme, coach and pace that fit the way you want to spend time on court.

Ask about the details

Worth checking

  • Level and programme fit
  • Session format
  • Booking and preparation
Booking

Book a court, a lesson or an assessment.

Choose your session and preferred time.

Court, one hour
Free assessment, 30 minutes
Private lesson, one hour
Program trial session
Event entry
Any hard court
Court 1 (show court)
Padel court 1 to 4
Elena Marsh
Theo Okafor
Juno Lindqvist
Harold Benning
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2
3
4
Confirm booking
Contact

Find the courts, or find us at the front desk.

Find us at Harbor Fields, a short walk from Northbank station.

Address

14 Harbor Fields Lane
Northbank, NB 40218

Front desk

+1 (555) 010-4471
hello@cirrusracquet.example

Opening hours
  • Monday to Friday07:00 to 23:00
  • Saturday07:00 to 22:00
  • Sunday08:00 to 21:00
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