THE CLUB
SINCE 1979

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You bring the perseverance, patience, and guts.
We know you are committed to pushing yourself to the next level. To better support you along the way, Tournament House offers lessons, leagues, and training.

Leagues: on-going at all levels of play and a good way to meet other players for competition. Call Robin Dixon (951-682-7511) for details or ask at front desk. Tournament House is the host of many national champions including (alphabetically: Jeff Connine, Chris Crowther, Jack Crowther, Robin Dixon, Todd Entrikin, Amy Foster, Kelly Gelhaus, Steve Lerner, Vance Lerner, Craig McCoy, Dale Valentine, and others.

Youth Racquetball and Paddleball Clinic
No cost to members
Continuous***Join Anytime
This clinic is aimed at girls and boys ages 5-14 years old. This fun and educational clinic is fully supervised by certified professionals. No experience necessary. The reason there is no cost for this clinic is that the owners of the Tournament House want to promote health and fitness and sports enthusiasm into the next generation.
Contact Robin at info@tournamenthouse.net or call 951-682-7511 to enroll your child.

Racquetball, Paddleball and Handball are a good way to stay fit. Racquetball, Paddleball and Handball provide a real test of stamina, strength, power and reactions. These are sports that require a decent level of physical fitness and should not be used as a way of getting in shape. To play Racquetball, Paddleball and Handball you should have a respectable level of aerobic fitness. A good way to get fit would be to take up running to build stamina and maybe an exercise like yoga to improve flexibility. But do these first. Also make sure when you do start playing that you warm up and stretch before playing. Racquetball, Paddleball and Handball can offer similar health benefits to that of running with their frequent stoppages between points. These are not sports to be taken lightly even if on paper they look like a one-way ticket to weight loss. It is also worth noting that the contained nature of the court makes players vulnerable to injury, whether from stray racquet swings or from collisions with players or walls. The Tournament House leagues offers a regular supply of playing partners and in leagues you will be paired against people of a similar playing standard to ensure you get the benefit of a competitive match.

Club Members may reserve courts two days in advance. Court Reservation are taken starting at 8:00 am. Prime time courts are at a premium, so please do not abuse your reservation privilege by not using the courts you reserve.

The Tournament House has 6 beautiful air-conditioned, and expertly maintained racquetball/paddleball courts. Many of the sport's top professionals grew up, play or played at Tournament House. Rich Wagner, Craig McCoy, Steve Lerner, Kelly Gelhaus, and Chris Crowther are all Tournament House alumni.
Our club hosts 3 major tournaments a year and offers continuous league play for men and women of all ability levels. Leagues are available for singles or doubles and for the novice, intermediate, and open players. The club offers expert racquetball instruction if desired, and has a very active challenge court.
Members may reserve courts up to 48 hours in advance.
We have been, and will continue to be, the most active and exciting racquetball club in Southern California. We are dedicated to promoting racquetball with people of all ages and ability levels!
Contact Robin Dixon for more information 951-682-7511.

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Racquetball Magazine Article featuring Vance Lerner

Private Racquetball Lessons - Tournament House has excellent instructors who teach all levels of play, from someone who has never picked up a racquet, to a seasoned tournament player. PLEASE CALL FORMER NUMBER 3 PLAYER IN THE WORLD AMIE FOSTER 614-384-2632.

Group Racquetball Lessons - A group lesson consists of 2 players receiving instructions at the same time for 1 hour. This is a great way for both you and your partner to improve your game.

Racquetball clinics for members and non-members. The clinics are scheduled monthly to introduce new players to the game or reacquaint old players with new rules, equipment and techniques. The clinics cover the fundamentals of playing racquetball and refresh players returning to the game. If you do not have a racquet one will be loaned to you. Reservations required, space is limited. For additional information or to schedule any of these lessons, please contact Robin Dixon at 951-682-7511.