This year I made two big changes in my workout routine: I joined ClassPass and decided to get back…read moreinto tennis. When I discovered TennisFit, I knew I had to check it out! I've now taken three weekend classes from 9:00 am - 10:30 am. It's so much fun! Classes take place at the rooftop of the Conrad which is great if you live in Brickell. Clinics consist of a warmup, hitting drills, and a variety of games that change depending on the day. Over the weekend, I've seen classes range from six to 15 people, but can't speak for the weekday evening classes. There are levels of ALL sorts, from those just starting to way advanced players. You usually break up into two groups divided by skill level about half way through. The music is bumping and Jason has all the equipment you may need! Overall, very happy to have found TennisFit to add this dynamic workout to my routine.

I have been attending Jason's 6:30 tennis clinic for a few months now…read more Super enjoyable! Phenomenal workout, some drills but mostly games. So whether you want to improve your game, or just get your heart pumping.....really good mix for 90 minutes. Also good mix of different levels, so somethin for everyone whether you are beginner or intermediate. Make sure you request 'speedball', you'll get the best workout ever! Enjoy! Lance

Best teacher ever! I started play like a Nadal in 2 lessons!…read more See you soon at Miami open next year!

Karen Krotov is an excellent instructor. After receiving 11 lessons I'm happy to write this review…read morebecause Karen uses a disciplined approach which focuses on executing the basics. He is pleasant, detail oriented, and can be funny when pointing out mistakes on the court. After my initial lesson, Karen's goal was to have me playing after 10 lessons which I did not think was possible being a beginner.

I love this port. It's so organized, and getting to where I need to be is a breeze. They clearly…read morehave figured out how to get you checked in quickly and easily because start to finish I was checked in within 15 minutes. The only thing that I would say i didnt love is the fact that its huge and can be a bit confusing if you dont pay attention to which terminal you need. They also have convenient food options close by and at the port. I also love the artwork throughout the inside too.

This is a small park located right next to the Port of Miami Cruise Parking. On weekdays you won't…read morefind many people here but on weekends you'll frequently catch people running, lounging by the pool or playing basketball. My boyfriend plays basketball here with his friends every Thursday and some Saturday's. I enjoy bringing my dog here to run around in the big open field. She loves it because there are also many shady spots under the trees where she can take a rest. Sometimes we like to sit and watch the cruise ships moving in and out. In addition to the basketball court, there's volleyball and tennis. There's also a pool area which is fenced in and a restaurant/convenience store. Restrooms also readily accessible.

Beautiful mini park offering a green oasis in the heart of a concrete jungle. Great place for…read moreretail and service workers to rest, parents to take their children on a picnic, couples to have a little date and so many other wonderful things for the community that provides a big asset to those living here. But unfortunately, the recent lawsuit returning this park to the developer, the Allen Morris Company, is threatening this tiny park's future since the company is trying to upzone the park so they can destroy it to build a high-rise. They will shoot themselves in the foot if they do this - those living in Brickell are becoming fatigued at the total disregard for public amenities and continuing threat to quality of life by destroying nearly every public space we have. Demand will plummet and condos and apartments will start to empty if this continues. Enjoy our miniscule parks while we have them and before Brickell goes under. Please support the petition on change.org to try to save Allen Morris Park.

This is a beautiful slice of paradise in the middle of the banana republic. Take some time to walk…read morethrough. What may be the last on spoiled land in the neighborhood.

Very friendly staff! I found tennis hitting partners and tennis coaches on joinplaytennis.com/miamiread more

I only reached out to Brian based on a Yelp review stating Brian scheduled a few tennis lessons…read morewhile the reviewer was on a short visit to Miami. Brian's response time was not great. Maybe a week to hear back. Only way you can get a pickleball lesson from Brian is by signing up for a months-long commitment. Might be a great tennis resource, but if you're looking for a pickleball lesson, don't start here. Spoiler alert: it doesn't take several months to learn how to play Pickleball. Brian wasn't especially cordial, but he did offer a few other suggestions. Because it took him forever to respond, however, I had already gotten a great response from a few other places.

While wandering around the Grove during the King Mango Strut Parade, I discovered this charming…read morepark named in honor of explorer, pioneer, and author Kirk Munroe. Munroe was born in a log cabin in Prairie-du-Chien, Wisconsin in 1850. One of his first adventures was to walk across the continent of North America. He went on to travel the world where he wrote stories based on his experiences. His career included newspaper reporting, editing, and authoring adventure books for boys. "Through Swamp and Glade" and "Flamingo Feather" are novels based on his experiences with the Seminole Indians in Florida. In 1866 Kirk Munroe settled in Coconut Grove with his wife. It was ten years prior to Miami being incorporated as a city. Although he still traveled, he always enjoyed returning to his home in Coconut Grove which he called Scrububs. Kirk was a noted member of the Florida Audubon Society and helped establish the Ransom Everglades School. While in the Grove, he and Ralph Munroe founded the Biscayne Bay Yacht Club in 1887 to celebrate Washington's birthday. Ralph donated the land that Kirk founded the Coconut Grove Library on. It was the first library in the state of Florida to own its building. Kirk Munroe passed away on June 16, 1930 at the age of 79, at a Florida sanitarium in Orlando. His funeral service was held at the Plymouth Congregational Church. Kirk Munroe Park is Miami's only tennis park. The park has five tennis courts and offers tennis programs for youth and adults. Other park amenities include bathrooms, picnic tables, a playground, and outdoor gym equipment. While primarily a tennis park, area residents also enjoy picnics here and taking their children to play. Changes may soon be in store for this park. Coral Gables-based Allen Morris Company is proposing a massive mixed-use project, Ziggurat, for the block where Coconut Grove Laundry & Cleaners now operates, between the park and Fuller Street. If it is approved they agreed to redesign Kirk Munroe Park with a new children's play area, café, new landscaping, and a complete refurbishment of the park's five tennis courts. Some Grove residents are worried that such a massive project with impact the bohemian charm of their historic neighborhood. It is something to keep an eye on.

I recently started taking tennis lessons at this park and am very impressed with the facility! At…read moreonly $3 an hour for adults, non-residents, it's a good bet for some playing. There are five courts that are assigned on a first come, first served basis. If you are looking to practice on your own, there is also a wall to hit on with two sides to it. Besides the courts, Kirk Munroe is a regular ol' park. It has a jungle gym, large grassy area (but dogs must be on a leash), and also fitness equipment for pull ups and the like. There are plenty of large trees to provide some shade, as well. Overall, it's an awesome center in the heart of Coconut Grove! Metered parking is found around the courts on Matilda St.

I love my weekend late afternoons for tennis on the beach. Its a fun group that is very social and…read morethe coordinator (Roos) facilitates games amongst all the players from Novice to Advanced. Bring a beach chair, towel and some water as your may rent racquets on site. If you need to cool off the Ocean is only a few steps away as well as outdoor showers to rinse off the sand. We had our www.Backhand-City.com Beach Tennis Tournament there last month and it was a blast. Don't worry if you have never played. There are lessons as well you can sign up for. Give it a try I believe the first time you try it is free.

From the owner: Beach tennis equipment. Please purchase online or contact us to make an appointment to buy at our…read moreoffice in Brickell, Miami. shop@beachtennisstore.com