Depending on usage, a private court – every 7 to 10 years. Public courts – every 3 to 5 years.

We do not recommend flooding courts. Without snow cover, frost can be driven deep into the base, leading to cracking and heaving of the asphalt. See similar questions...

No, the SDOs are for standing, walking and running. For activities with side to side motion you need something a little more stable. I can send you a soft plastic orthotic which can be heat molded right in your shoe and you can transfer them for other lateral motion sports. See similar questions...

Just stop by or call the front desk to reserve a court. Did you know that you can reserve court time up to six days in advance? Outdoor courts can be reserved up to 24 hours in advance. See similar questions...

The standard racket length measures 27 to 28 inches. This length is appropriate for not only beginning tennis players but also for intermediate and advanced players as well. More than 28 inches in length for beginning players could prove unwise, as these rackets are more difficult to control. The advantages touted for racquets longer than 28 inches are extended reach (cover more of the court) and greater leverage on the serve, thereby generating more power. See similar questions...

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The FIBA regulations state that a basketball court dimensions should be 28m in length x 15m in width. Local federations have the authority to approve courts with dimensions which all within the following limits: Minimum 4 m on length and 2m in width. NB! There should be no obstacles within 2 metres of the perimeter of the court and the ceiling should be no lower than 7 metres. See similar questions...

Tennis court hours are typically from dawn to dusk. The six (6) lit courts, two (2) on the east side and all four (4) on the west side, are available for use until 10:00 p.m. each evening. The lights are on timers. The timer for courts 3 and 4 on the east side of S. Joplin Way is located inside the gate of court 3. The lights for courts 5, 6, 7 & 8 on the west side are activated by the same key that opens the court gates. The key switch is located at each gate. See similar questions...

A regulation sized tennis court is 60' by 120'. Often, it is difficult for homeowners to determine if they have room for a tennis court. Thinking of it in terms of square feet (7,200) can help visualize the possibility. See similar questions...

A building permit is required for a pool or tennis court. Bring your plans to the Building Inspector for review of its construction, location, fencing, etc.. If it meets the regulations of the Zoning Code, a permit will be granted upon payment of a fee. The amount of the fee depends on the construction costs. Before a permit is granted for a tennis court, the application must go to the Zoning Board of Appeals for approval of the height and location of the fencing . See similar questions...

All residents of Forest Lakes and their guests (guest fee required for pool) can use the recreational facilities.  However, you must still fill out this information form. See similar questions...

Although there are tennis facilities at the Goldstein Youth Village, the Ramah Jerusalem Day Camp does not always have access to them; we do not have baseball facilities. When possible, our specialists and counselors make use of the basketball courts to lead games with our campers. Specialists and counselors also teach Israeli children's sport games, such as Mahanayim, Gaga, and Chaye Sarah, in addition to sports like soccer. Our younger campers also enjoy parachute games. See similar questions...

Yes…for now. We are initially accepting applications from facilities and clubs with certified tennis professionals. But, in time, you will be able to run Cardio Tennis programs in gyms, schools, etc. See similar questions...

Yes, there is a tennis court at Lochgarry House which you can use free of charge. If you require tennis rackets and balls, ask at the house.Back to Top See similar questions...

The advantages of retrofitting your existing concrete or asphalt court with our Suspended Surfacing are many. You will eliminate unsightly cracks, puddles, stains and patches. You will eliminate down time due to puddles because rain quickly drains away. Annual maintenance and repair costs are dramatically reduced. And the overall reduction of knee, ankle, and lower back injuries and fatigue is a benefit for everyone. See similar questions...

Yes. Our portable systems can be installed on virtually any level surface, whether concrete, asphalt, grass, soil or wood. However, the area does need to be level in order for the system to work effectively. See similar questions...

Technically, almost anything is possible. Since this sort of modification involves placing an initial and ongoing financial burden on everyone in the community, there are a number of activities that need to be undertaken and accomplished before this can happen. See similar questions...

Reservations are always encouraged. The only time courts are not available is during some tournaments and junior clinics. See similar questions...