Adaptive Tennis

If you are thinking of starting a program and need local assistance, contact a tennis representative (Section Contact) in your area.  If you need financial support, your local contact can help. You can also contact the National Office for potential opportunities.

The USTA’s Manual for Teaching Adaptive Tennis provides sample lesson plans, tennis games, stretching techniques and contacts for equipment. The Manual is now en Espanol!

 

The USTA Wheelchair Tennis Grassroots Guide is another valuable resource. More information can be found on the USTA Wheelchair Tennis section of this website.

USTA On-Court Training is composed of the Recreational Coach Workshop (RCW) and the Recreational QuickStart Tennis Workshop (QST). Over 300 workshops are conducted each year reaching over 9,000 participants.

Each workshop has specific goals in mind to help prepare coaches, instructors and parents to give tennis players of all ages and abilities an exceptional experience.

On-Court Training sessions are taking place around the country, year-round. Find out where & when scheduled RCW and QST workshops are happening near you.

Dignity, acceptance, and a chance to reach one’s potential – these are human rights worth promoting for everyone. For more than four decades, Special Olympics has been bringing one message to the world: people with intellectual disabilities can and will succeed if given the opportunity.

 

Celebrating its 36th season in 2011, World TeamTennis features world-class, competitive tennis and a great fan experience – it’s a little bit rock n’ roll in that its raucous, in your face, and a whole lot of fun.