Nike tennis camp in Bend, OR/Eagle Crest

farwellbooth · 05-23-2005, 09:47 PM

Has anyone been to this camp? Or if anyone is familiar with Nike camps at other locations? I really want to hit a lot of balls and play a lot. The camp says 4 hours of instruction per day and I'd really like to play longer considering some of that time is discussion (which I also want). There's something about a cocktail party? Sounds neat but I want to go to play tennis. Maybe I'm too serious... And it's $485 which is a bit of money for me plus lodging etc. I'm maybe a 32 yo male 3.0 playing for a couple years and just love to play and want to get better. Should I go or stay home and hit with partners, wall, machine, play matches etc.???

evw · 06-02-2005, 12:50 PM

the camp at the Sun River Resort looks like a much better deal to me. Its also rated very well in Tennis magazine.

I've looked into the various camps in Bend and if I was going to choose one I would sign up for the one in Sun River.

farwellbooth · 06-03-2005, 08:58 PM

Do you know which one in Sun River? I look in my Tennis Mag.

evw · 07-01-2005, 01:05 PM

Sunriver Resort/Reed Anderson Tennis School

Marius_Hancu · 07-03-2005, 07:04 AM

this is what I heard from a friend:
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I don't know anything about the camp but I know very well both places,
Eagle Crest is a huge resort in the desert (est of Bend), has all sort
of activities over the summer, Sunriver is a community in the forest,
nice and healthy forest with old poderosa pines, clean air and plenty
of ozone, I like it better than Eagle crest, I played in both places
several times and I know both pros...
--------

Marius_Hancu · 07-03-2005, 07:15 AM

More on the two pros:
--------------
The one from Eagle Crest is a better player but a not that friendly
guy, the one in Sunriver is a very pleasant person but, being a
shorter guy did not do that well in the local tournaments. Eagle Crest
guy has a double hand backhand (and tends to stay back), Eric, in
Sunriver, has a sliced backhand and a very good net game, take your
pick...
-----------

05-23-2005, 09:47 PM	#1
farwellbooth New User Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 28	Nike tennis camp in Bend, OR/Eagle Crest Has anyone been to this camp? Or if anyone is familiar with Nike camps at other locations? I really want to hit a lot of balls and play a lot. The camp says 4 hours of instruction per day and I'd really like to play longer considering some of that time is discussion (which I also want). There's something about a cocktail party? Sounds neat but I want to go to play tennis. Maybe I'm too serious... And it's $485 which is a bit of money for me plus lodging etc. I'm maybe a 32 yo male 3.0 playing for a couple years and just love to play and want to get better. Should I go or stay home and hit with partners, wall, machine, play matches etc.???

06-02-2005, 12:50 PM	#2
evw Rookie Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 192	bend camp the camp at the Sun River Resort looks like a much better deal to me. Its also rated very well in Tennis magazine. I've looked into the various camps in Bend and if I was going to choose one I would sign up for the one in Sun River.

07-03-2005, 07:04 AM	#5
Marius_Hancu G.O.A.T. Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 15,005	this is what I heard from a friend: ---------- I don't know anything about the camp but I know very well both places, Eagle Crest is a huge resort in the desert (est of Bend), has all sort of activities over the summer, Sunriver is a community in the forest, nice and healthy forest with old poderosa pines, clean air and plenty of ozone, I like it better than Eagle crest, I played in both places several times and I know both pros... -------- __________________ Great fitness sites http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=15571 "Simon and Hiroko": My Novels on Amazon

07-03-2005, 07:15 AM	#6
Marius_Hancu G.O.A.T. Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 15,005	More on the two pros: -------------- The one from Eagle Crest is a better player but a not that friendly guy, the one in Sunriver is a very pleasant person but, being a shorter guy did not do that well in the local tournaments. Eagle Crest guy has a double hand backhand (and tends to stay back), Eric, in Sunriver, has a sliced backhand and a very good net game, take your pick... ----------- __________________ Great fitness sites http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=15571 "Simon and Hiroko": My Novels on Amazon

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