Why Play Racquetball?
An estimated 9 million people play racquetball in the United States. In addition to being fun and easy to learn, racquetball is an aerobic sport in which the typical players runs approximately one mile during a 15-point game and burns more than 600 calories per hour of play. If you are tired of pounding the pavement, lifting or counting, join one of the many programs offered and learn to play racquetball...
Leagues
Coed leagues run during the fall, winter and spring. We offer recreation and competitive format with playoffs and a party at the end of each league. Levels range from A to novice. Registration forms and information on dates and rates will be posted at the racquetball court bulletin board.
Round Robin Court Time
All members are welcome, no registration or fee required. Players looking for a pickup game but can't commit to a league enjoy playing this format. A-B+ level meet on Monday's from 5-8 p.m. B/C level meet on Wednesday evenings from 6-8 p.m.
Jr. Racquetball Program (Please call Caroline Donahue at 508-653-4633 for more information.)
Instructional program for girls and boys 7-15 years of age. Program will be geared to the age and skill level of the class participants. Rules, strokes and drills will be covered under the instruction of the club pro. Registration forms and information on dates and rates will be posted at the racquetball court bulletin board. The sport of racquetball offers kids the opportunity to play in local, state, regional, and national events.
Private, Semi-private and Group Lessons
To schedule a lesson and get details on rates, contact Joanne Pomodoro, club pro at 508-653-4633 ext. 218.
Take
a proactive approach to meet new people, reduce stress and burn calories
while having fun and playing RACQUETBALL.
For additional racquetball information, please call (508)653-4633 or (781)237-2301 and speak with Joanne at ext. 218, or email The Longfellow Sports Club.