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September 2008 Monthly Archive

September 1, 2008

News You Can Use!

As we continue to monitor the economy, industry sales and tennis participation, we are in the process of developing a Tennis Retailer Index — similar to the new Tennis Health Index — to keep a steady pulse on the marketplace....

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New ‘Tennis Health Index’ Shows 10.8% Growth

Consisting of six industry measures, index shows steady increase in tennis since 2003

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Don’t Miss These Important Industry Events!

TIA Tennis Forum Monday, Aug. 25, 9-10 a.m., Manhattan Ballroom, Grand Hyatt, New York City (during the USTA Tennis Teachers Conference). For more information or to register: tennisindustry.org/forum Tennis Industry Hall of Fame Help us to honor key individuals who...

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Are You An ‘Official’ Site …

For Tennis Welcome Centers, Cardio Tennis or QuickStart Tennis?

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QuickStart Tennis: Organize a Workshop Now

Training in the QuickStart Tennis format for teaching pros, recreational coaches, parents, school coaches and volunteers is now available from 25 USTA High Performance coaches and 30 National Recreational Coaches. The trainers deliver workshops to groups that want to learn...

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CT Player of the Month: Christine Schueller

Christine Schueller first read about Cardio Tennis two years ago in a tennis publication, then she visited the CT website to find a facility that offered it in her area. Despite having to drive half an hour, after her first...

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Cardio Tennis: Olympic Stadium Is Site of Greek Debut

Cardio Tennis debuted in Greece on July 8 in front of 2,000 tennis enthusiasts at the Olympic Tennis Center Stadium court in Athens. The 15-minute CT demonstration was performed before the start of an exhibition match between Marcos Baghdatis of...

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TWC of the Month: International Tennis Hall of Fame

In 1881 the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, R.I., was the site of the first U.S. National Championships (which later became the US Open). Today, after the completion of a five-year, $7.5 million renovation and endowment project, the...

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