Eight tennis courts. Four glass padel courts. Play from morning to late evening.
Play under
an open sky.
Tennis, padel and a place to belong.
Start your first sessionMore time on court. Clear coaching, small groups and a welcoming club for every level.
Certified coaches
Guidance for your first serve and your next match.
A few more facts about us in numbers
Find a programme for your level and your goals.
Explore all programsCourt hours and coaching in one plan.
Choose this plan- 4 group classes
- Off-peak court hours
- Open-play evenings
- Two adults, two juniors
- Junior academy included
- 10 court hours
Three refined membership plans, one straightforward promise: more court time.
Choose a plan around how you play.
Compare all plansMatches and socials for members and guests.
Full calendarCirrus Spring Open
Night Doubles Series
Autumn Padel Cup
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.”
“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.”
“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.”
Before your first session.
The things new members ask most. Anything else, the front desk answers the phone from 7am.
Ask the clubNo. 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.
Court shoes and something comfortable to move in. Rackets and balls are provided for assessments and beginner programmes.
Yes, for up to two months a year, from your account. Injuries and travel are the usual reasons; no paperwork either way.
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.
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.
A club built by players who wanted more court time and less waiting.
A place to play, learn and meet your next doubles partner.
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.
Four principles shape the club.
Hold up to two bookings. Cancel free six hours ahead.
A coach helps you find a balanced group.
Adult groups of four. Junior groups of six.
New faces are welcome at open play and club socials.
How the campus grew.
The first four courts open.
Floodlights and the junior academy arrive.
Four glass courts bring padel to the club.
A clubhouse for recovery, equipment and time between games.
“I came for a court and found a regular group to play with.”
Four programs, one path from first rally to final set.
Small groups, consistent coaching and a clear next step.
From your first assessment to match play.
Find your level in a free 30-minute session.
A regular weekly slot with the same group and coach.
Review progress and choose the next skills to practise.
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.
Look a little closer
- Level and programme fit
- Session format
- Booking and preparation
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
| Level | Days | Time | Court |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red ball | Mon and Wed | 16:00 to 16:45 | Courts 7 and 8 |
| Orange and green | Tue and Thu | 16:30 to 17:30 | Courts 5 and 6 |
| Yellow ball | Mon, Wed and Fri | 17:30 to 19:00 | Courts 1 to 4 |
| Match afternoon | Saturday | 13:00 to 16:00 | All courts |
Led by
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
| Level | Days | Time | Court |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner (1.0 to 2.5) | Mon and Thu | 18:30 to 19:45 | Courts 5 and 6 |
| Improver (3.0 to 3.5) | Tue and Fri | 19:00 to 20:15 | Courts 3 and 4 |
| Morning club | Wed and Sat | 07:30 to 08:45 | Courts 1 and 2 |
Led by
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
| Session | Day | Time | Court |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technical | Monday | 19:30 to 21:00 | Courts 1 and 2 |
| Tactical and video | Wednesday | 19:30 to 21:00 | Court 1 and clubhouse |
| Fitness | Friday | 07:00 to 08:00 | Physio room |
| Match night | Saturday | 18:00 to 21:00 | All courts |
Led by
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
| Course | Day | Time | Court |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evening course | Tuesday | 19:00 to 20:00 | Padel 1 and 2 |
| Weekend course | Sunday | 10:00 to 11:00 | Padel 3 and 4 |
| Open-play ladder | Thursday | 19:00 to 22:00 | All padel courts |
Led by
Padel program lead
Twenty-four certified coaches. Meet the four who lead the programs.
Find a coach for your level and the way you want to play.
Coaching focus
Support for every stage of your game.
The team reviews coaching practice each year.
Private sessions from $70. Club members receive two each month.
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
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
Certifications
- National coaching licence, level 4
- Strength and conditioning for racket sports
- First aid at work
- Coach assessor accreditation
Availability for private lessons
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
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
Certifications
- National coaching licence, level 3
- Youth development specialist
- Child safeguarding lead
- Paediatric first aid
Availability for private lessons
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
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
Certifications
- International padel coaching licence
- National tennis coaching licence, level 2
- First aid at work
- Tournament referee, padel
Availability for private lessons
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
Harold Benning
Harold works with competitive players on a structured season plan.
Technical detail, match footage and regular reviews guide each training block.
Specialties
Certifications
- National coaching licence, level 5
- Performance analysis certificate
- Sports psychology foundation
- First aid at work
Availability for private lessons
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
Three plans. Pick by how often you want to play.
Every plan includes open play, ball-machine access and guest rates.
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
More court time, with hours that roll over for one month.
- 8 group classes a month
- 6 court hours, peak or off-peak
- 2 private lessons a month
- Entry to all club tournaments
- 3 guest passes a 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
Compare what’s included.
| Benefit | Rally Pass | Club | Family Court |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group classes a month | 4 | 8 | 8 adult |
| Court hours a month | Off-peak rate | 6 | 10 shared |
| Private lessons a month | None | 2 | 1 |
| Junior Academy | Not included | Not included | |
| Tournament entry | Member rate | ||
| Guest passes a month | 1 | 3 | 4 |
| Ball machine | |||
| Freeze up to two months a year |
Choosing the right scope.
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.
Use the plan’s action to review the next step. Confirm the final scope, timing and applicable terms before making a commitment.
Yes. Share the difference through the contact page so it can be discussed explicitly rather than assumed to be included.
Tournaments, night doubles and socials. Open to members and guests.
A season of matches, open play and time together.
Cirrus Spring Open
Night Doubles Series
Autumn Padel Cup
Tuesday and Thursday, 7pm. Three short sets, matched by level.
Last-Friday doubles and food on the terrace. No partner needed.
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
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
| When | What | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday 08:30 | Check-in and warm-up | Clubhouse |
| Saturday 09:00 to 18:00 | Singles rounds one to three | All courts |
| Sunday 09:00 to 15:00 | Doubles draws | All courts |
| Sunday 16:00 to 20:00 | Finals under lights | Court 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 detailsWorth 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
| Night | Date | Courts |
|---|---|---|
| Night one | 7 June | Courts 1 to 6 |
| Night two | 14 June | Courts 1 to 6 |
| Night three | 21 June | Courts 1 to 6 |
| Night four | 28 June | Courts 1 to 6 |
| Night five | 5 July | Courts 1 to 6 |
| Finals night | 19 July | Courts 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
| When | What |
|---|---|
| 09:00 | Warm-up clinic with Juno Lindqvist |
| 09:45 | Group stage, all divisions |
| 13:00 | Lunch on the terrace |
| 14:00 | Knockout rounds |
| 17:00 | Finals 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 detailsWorth checking
- Level and programme fit
- Session format
- Booking and preparation
Book a court, a lesson or an assessment.
Choose your session and preferred time.
Find the courts, or find us at the front desk.
Find us at Harbor Fields, a short walk from Northbank station.
14 Harbor Fields Lane
Northbank, NB 40218
+1 (555) 010-4471
hello@cirrusracquet.example
- Monday to Friday07:00 to 23:00
- Saturday07:00 to 22:00
- Sunday08:00 to 21:00
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