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Alameda, CA 94502-8014
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The USTA Adaptive Tennis mission is to provide opportunities to all populations to enjoy the sport of tennis, and to realize the benefits of the sport and its life changing opportunities.

Adaptive Tennis’ goal is to promote and develop recreational tennis opportunities for individuals with differing abilities and circumstances through inclusion, knowledge, and support, and by providing, where needed, adaptive programming, equipment, and teaching techniques.

Tennis benefits both mind and body. Physically, playing tennis helps to improve balance, mobility, agility, strength, fitness, and to burn calories. Mentally, tennis works on one’s focus, concentration, and reactive and problem-solving behaviors. Emotionally it can promote self-confidence, instill feelings of success, relieve stress, and provide social outlets to meet new friends, enhance relationships, or experience great family outings. These benefits are so much more important for those with disabilities, in special life situations, or with special circumstances.
 

 

 

Adaptive Tennis News

Abilities Expo 2011 Showcases Tennis

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There were 5 Expos held throughout the nation this year--two were in California. The San Jose Convention Center was the site of the most recent one, November 18-20. This year wheelchair tennis was showcased and it was a hit! Read More
 

Connecting Players to Adaptive Tennis Programs

The USTA would like to promote and develop recreational tennis opportunities for players with differing abilities and circumstances. By identifying adaptive tennis programs in your area, we hope to connect players with special circumstances to the programs designed for those players through our USTA web network. Read More
 

2010 USTA Adaptive Tennis Award

The USTA recently presented its 2010 Adaptive Tennis Community Service Award to Touch of Tennis director Jim Holt in recognition for his twelve years of serving up tennis to this very special population. For Jim and his many volunteers, the object of the six-week sessions is to achieve success by hitting a ball over a net and to enjoy doing so. Read More
 

Adaptive Tennis in NorCal

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Five programs in NorCal offer tennis as a substantial part of their sports rehabilitation activities. Each program ensures the needs of the students who require accessible, safe facilities and most important--accredited teachers who have been extensively trained to provide a healthy and enjoyable sports experience. Read More
 

Fit-4-All Tennis 2010

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Sarah Johnson's Fit-4-All program just received a USTA Grant! Her organization Fit-4-All provides and promotes health benefits for people who utilize wheelchairs or have special needs. Read More
 


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