About CourtBloom
Year-round tennis & pickleball for New Hampshire — built to keep people playing.
CourtBloom started because New Hampshire has a routine problem. When outdoor courts close, most programs disappear, and players lose momentum, confidence, and community.
We run structured, upbeat programming indoors and outdoors in real spaces (gyms, schools, community centers) so the season doesn’t decide whether you can play.
Indoors and outdoors
Programs that don’t disappear when the weather changes.
Ages 2+
Kids, teens, and adults. Beginner-friendly and growth-oriented.
Rackets available
Try it without buying gear first.
People-first coaching
A supportive environment where players actually stick with it.
Indoor programming that works
Indoor doesn’t mean “kids only,” and it doesn’t mean one format. We can run tennis and pickleball in gyms, schools, and community centers for a wide range of ages and ability levels.
We adjust equipment, court size, and activities to match the group. Beginners feel successful quickly, and experienced players still get meaningful reps.
What a session feels like
You’ll walk into a clear routine: warm-up, skill focus, games, and a finish that leaves players feeling proud (not overwhelmed). Coaches give simple cues players can apply right away, and we adjust the setup so everyone can participate without being spotlighted.
- Organized sessions with smooth transitions (less standing around).
- Coaching that’s specific and usable, not a speech.
- Progress that carries from week to week, not a reset every season.
What we care about (and why)
A lot of programs lose players for the same reasons. The environment feels intimidating, the structure is inconsistent, or the “best kids” get all the attention. We’re building something different.
We want players to feel seen, coached, and included while still being challenged. That means thoughtful grouping, clear expectations, and coaching that keeps the whole court moving together.
What we build every session around
These are the rules we coach by, because we’ve seen what happens when programs don’t have them.
People-first coaching
We care about progress, but we don’t use pressure or fear to get it. Confidence and effort come first, and skills follow.
Clear session structure
Simple routines and consistent expectations so players know what to do and coaches can actually coach.
Built for real spaces
Programs that work indoors or out, including schools, gyms, and community centers.
All ages and abilities
From first-timers to experienced players. Kids to adults. We modify equipment, space, and activities to fit the group.
Access without awkwardness
Rackets are available to borrow. If cost is a barrier, talk to us. We’ll try to find a partner solution that keeps things sustainable.
Investing in staff
Quality comes from the people on court. We train, support, and pay staff accordingly so the experience is consistent.
Access, without lowering the standard
We have rackets available for anyone in our programs, so you can try it without buying equipment first.
We do have set rates. If cost is a barrier, tell us. We’ll do our best to find a solution through a sponsor, fundraising, or a community partner so you can participate while keeping the program sustainable.
The long game
The vision is simple: year-round tennis and pickleball that feel normal in New Hampshire, with a pathway from “first time” to “I can play for life.”
“Lessons didn’t start when the clock did. The coaches were already there, setting things up and talking with the kids. It showed they genuinely cared.”
“Halfway through the season, the coaches adjusted the setup so our son with Down syndrome could fully participate. He wasn’t singled out. He was just part of the group.”
“The program didn’t just teach tennis. It gave our kids structure, confidence, and a place in the community.”