IQ Tennis and Pickleball Centre Edmonton - Brand Mark Circle

Frequently Asked Questions

A valid credit card must be on file when creating a club account, whether or not a membership is purchased.

A guest is a tennis and/or pickleball client who does not have a club account but plays in the company of a club member. Guest fees are paid by the member from their club account or at the counter.

A tennis and/or pickleball client with a club account who has not purchased a membership. Non-members can book courts with other non-members and members and pay non-member fees from their club account. Non-members cannot invite guests.

A tennis and/or pickleball client with a club account and an active membership. Members can book courts with other members and non-members and invite guests. Member fees are paid from the club account. Members enjoy an ever-growing set of perks designed to improve and enhance their member experience.

  • Prime Time: Hours considered peak for club play; high demand, limited court availability.

  • Non-Prime Time: Off-peak hours; lower demand, less competition, incentives may apply.

Per day, split among non-members on a court reservation; applies to all non-member services.

Discounted rates on programs, lessons, leagues.

All fees related to guest/non-member participation.

Coach-organized leagues for players of similar level; typically 8-week blocks guaranteeing weekly matches.

Structured group lessons with systematic instruction, covering shots, techniques, and match situations.

High-intensity drills to consolidate skills and reinforce techniques.

Small group evaluations by a club coach to determine readiness to move up levels (e.g., 2.0 → 2.5) in the adult pathway.

High-energy group fitness using tennis for aerobic and anaerobic conditioning. Includes progressive warm-up, cardio-based games, and cool-down.

45-minute functional training sessions combining HIIT, circuit, and functional training to improve tennis performance, prevent injuries, and enhance speed, agility, balance, endurance, and stamina.

A tool to help families quickly identify the best starting program. Complete a short form, and the Tennis Director will reach out at a convenient time.

Must attend 2–5 sessions/week (academy offered 5x/week). Cannot attend unassigned days.

Must attend 3 sessions/week. Attendance <50% may result in automatic cancellation.

Must attend 3 sessions/week. Attendance <50% may result in automatic cancellation.

Must attend 5 sessions/week. Attendance <50% may result in automatic cancellation.

  • Red Ball #1 & #2 – #1 for some experience; #2 for beginners. Parent choice.

  • Orange Ball #1 & #2 – Same structure as Red Ball.
  • Red Ball Academy – Minimum 2x/week, maximum 5x/week. Players must attend only assigned days.

  • Orange Ball Academy – 3x/week attendance required; <50% attendance may cancel registration.

  • Green Ball Academy – 3x/week attendance required; <50% attendance may cancel registration.

  • Yellow Ball Academy – 5x/week attendance required; <50% attendance may cancel registration.

  • Weekend Programs – Parent discretion for #1 or #2 groups based on the child’s prior experience.

45-minute functional training to improve game, prevent injuries, and build agility, balance, speed, and stamina.

45-minute functional training for youth, combining HIIT and sport-specific exercises to build tennis skills, athleticism, and injury prevention.

All skill levels welcome. Players self-organize games/practice during designated open play hours set by the club.

Structured sessions for juniors and adults; ratios and session lengths vary. Typically 1 coach covers 2 courts per session.

Winners-up style matches for members and non-members. No assessment required, designed to break the barriers for match participation. Typically offered in 3-week blocks on Friday nights, Saturday, and Sunday evenings.

Certification opportunities for coaches, public sessions, and social components.

Help Us Fix Winter Parking

Parking around our facility gets tight in the winter. We’ve asked the City of Edmonton’s Parks and Recreation team to approve a new parking lot.

The City is collecting public feedback before it decides. The survey takes just a few minutes, and every response counts.