July 19th, 2018

Net Generation Bringing ‘Safe Play’ Tennis Fun Days to Miami This Month

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The USTA Safe Play program has made child safety a priority at both the local recreational and national level. Net Generation, a program developed to provide certified local programming and coaching for youth, requires tennis providers to complete the USTA Safe Play program and a criminal background check.

Now Net Generation is coming to Miami via the #SummerOfNetGeneration with two events in July:

July 25 Jane Forman Tennis Academy at the Dave and Mary Alper JCC, 8am-noon
July 26 — Net Generation at North Shore Tennis Park, 8am-noon

“These were winners in our #SummerOfNetGeneration contest for summer tennis camps in Florida, and we’re looking forward to bringing the Net Generation experience to Miami,” says USTA Florida Director of Marketing, Membership, & Sponsorship Jeanne Ford. “The USTA Safe Play program for tennis providers ensures parents that teaching pros and other organizers have all passed the three-step screening process and National Center for Safety Initiatives background check, and will provide a safe, secure and fun environment for participating youth.

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“USTA Florida relies on volunteer coaches, officials, trainers, independent contractors, consultants and staff who make our programs work across the state. USTA Safe Play provides parents and legal guardians with a sense of security for their children, and prevents individuals with ill intentions from becoming involved in youth tennis programming.”

The Miami Net Generation Fun Days will feature a day of fun activities, food and giveaways for campers.

It all coincides with this summer’s launch of Net Generation during the U.S. summer pro tournament lead-up to the US Open. Beginning in late July, the US Open Series kicks off with the ATP World Tour’s BB&T Open in Atlanta, when TV commercials and USTA national marketing campaigns will drive parents to www.NetGeneration.com to look for local play opportunities.

“I am a parent, and for the longest time I didn’t know how to get in touch with coaches and trainers for my children, and I am from the tennis world,” said Floridian and 17-time Grand Slam doubles winner Gigi Fernandez. “Net Generation acts as a one-stop place to find coaches, programs or play opportunities.”

The Miami tennis camps became winners of Net Generation Fun Days by entering the #SummerOfNetGeneration contest for Florida summer camps registered at www.NetGeneration.com. To see photos and more shared by #SummerOfNetGeneration camp programs, go to www.ustaflorida.com/summerofnetgeneration.

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