Abilities Tennis Association of North Carolina
Abilities Tennis Onsite
Abilities Tennis OnSite brings the game directly to organizations that serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, such as day programs, schools, and residential facilities, removing transportation and scheduling barriers.
Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities
From atanc.org/onsite ↗About this program
The Abilities Tennis OnSite Program brings adaptive tennis directly to day facilities, schools, and community organizations serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Rather than traveling to a tennis facility, participants experience tennis in familiar, supportive settings.
All OnSite clinics are held at participating locations and led by trained Abilities Tennis coaches, providing inclusive, engaging, and developmentally appropriate tennis experiences.
Questions
Who leads OnSite clinics?
All OnSite clinics are held at participating locations and led by trained Abilities Tennis coaches, providing inclusive, engaging, and developmentally appropriate tennis experiences.
Where are OnSite clinics held?
All OnSite clinics are held at participating locations and led by trained Abilities Tennis coaches, providing inclusive, engaging, and developmentally appropriate tennis experiences.
Details
- Who
- Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities
- Where
- Participating locations, including Raleigh, Charlotte, Mayodan, Reidsville, Winston-Salem, and Zebulon, NC
Run by
ClinicsFree for several locations, as written on their listings (for example, Hickory, Mooresville, Pinehurst, Smithfield, Wake Forest and Winston-Salem)Tennis instruction and practice for athletes with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Players are placed on a court for their skill level and can receive 1:1 attention from coaches and volunteers. Choose from over 30 locations around the state of North Carolina!
TournamentsThe competitive spirit is alive in our community! Tournaments give athletes the opportunity to experience the drive to compete against their peers and feel the joy of community and inclusiveness. Players compete at all skill levels in state tournaments hosted across North Carolin
Unified DoublesAll ATANC programs are free of charge to all participantsIn unified doubles, a player with an intellectual/developmental disability (IDD) partners with a player without an intellectual/developmental disability to compete against similarly paired opponents.