Monthly Archives: February 2012

Happy Leap Year!

February 27, 2012

2012 is not a common year. In fact, 2012 is a leap year. As you may know, a leap year is when we have 366 days instead of a common year which has 365 days. Which means YOU have an … Continue reading →

Summer Weekend Trips: The Cities

February 23, 2012

In our first episode of Weekend Trips we will highlight The Cities!    On July 7th and July 21st, you will have the option to visit Washington D.C. While visiting Washington D.C. you will be able to see the White House (pictured above right) and … Continue reading →

Tennis Tips From Julian Krinsky: Episode 3!

February 22, 2012

Julian Krinsky founded The Julian Krinsky School of Tennis in 1978. As a former tennis player on the international tennis circuit, Julian played in Wimbledon and the French and Italian Opens. Julian represented his native South Africa and the United … Continue reading →

Tennis Tips from Julian Krinsky: Episode 2!

February 15, 2012

Julian Krinsky founded The Julian Krinsky School of Tennis in 1978. As a former tennis player on the international tennis circuit, Julian played in Wimbledon and the French and Italian Opens. Julian represented his native South Africa and the United … Continue reading →

JKCP Summer Weekend Trips!

February 10, 2012

Start thinking about your summer now! We've already booked our Weekend Trips for your summer! If you are staying longer than one week, you'll love our weekend trips. The choice of how you spend your weekend is yours! These are … Continue reading →

Summer Fun in February!

February 9, 2012

Your JKCP experience should not start and end in the summer. We have made it possible for you to have "summer" fun 366 days (there's a leap year in 2012) a year.  So what "summer" fun do we have in … Continue reading →

Tennis Tips from Julian Krinsky: Episode 1!

February 8, 2012

Julian Krinsky founded The Julian Krinsky School of Tennis in 1978. As a former tennis player on the international tennis circuit, Julian played in Wimbledon and the French and Italian Opens. Julian represented his native South Africa and the United … Continue reading →