USTA Florida has partnered with select public parks across the state to train and employ new and diverse tennis coaches to deliver a broad range of community tennis programs. From Cardio tennis to adaptive and adult beginner programs, each experience is built to fit the community needs and prepare you to deliver the sport of a lifetime!
Call For Coaches – Press Release
The USTA Florida Community Coach program is open to high school students, community residents, tennis players and others who have a passion for coaching community tennis.
Each facility will provide a unique training and mentorship opportunities, focusing on different aspects of community tennis.
Trainings may include the following curriculums:
Goal: to train anyone to teach beginner youth players. Workshops available to showcase relevant activities for Orange & Green ball as well as how to coach, manage, and organize practices.
Curriculum: Net Generation & best practices
Duration: 2 hours
Goal: to train beginner coaches to teach beginner adult players
Curriculum: Love2Learn/Love2Play; best practices
Duration: 1 hour
Goal: to train experienced & beginner coaches to teach Cardio tennis to adult players
Curriculum: Cardio Tennis
Duration: 2 hours
Goal: to train anyone to run a middle and/or high school tennis program
Curriculum: Net Generation School Team Tennis Curriculum
Duration: 2 hours
Goal: to train experience & beginner coaches to teach the LSA curriculum
Curriculum: LSA Curriculum
Duration: 1.5 – 2 hours
Goal: to train experienced & beginner coaches to teach wheelchair tennis
Curriculum: Net Generation Wheelchair & best practices
Duration: 1.5 – 2 hours
Registering to participate in the USTA Florida Community Coach program is easy. Complete the form below and tell us a little about yourself. Indicate where you would like to coach. The facility will follow up with you to collect the necessary paperwork and confirm the training dates.
The USTA is committed to promoting safe and respectful environments for athletes to thrive in. Safe PlayTM is the comprehensive athlete safety program consisting of education, screening, reporting tools and policies for appropriate conduct in tennis. The USTA works with the U.S. Center for SafeSport and the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee to develop Safe PlayTM policies, procedures and educational resources to support the program.
The USPTA offers its members more than 60 professional benefits, including on-court liability insurance, health insurance assistance, a supplemental savings plan for retirement and offers more than 200 education events a year for members to improve their teaching skills and increase their business knowledge.
Whether you are a public facility interested in partnering with us or just want to know more, we are here to help.
