Abilities Tennis Association of North Carolina
Clinics
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!
Athletes with intellectual disabilities · New clinics are being scheduled. Check your location for dates. · Free for several locations, as written on their listings (for example, Hickory, Mooresville, Pinehurst, Smithfield, Wake Forest and Winston-Salem)
From atanc.org/clinics ↗About this program
New clinics are being scheduled. Check your location for dates. Keep checking back if you don't see dates in your area.
The page lists Abilities Tennis clinics by location, each run in partnership with a local parks and recreation department, tennis association, or college team, for athletes with intellectual disabilities ages 8 and up.
Many locations offer free clinics, and all levels of tennis experience are welcome.
Details
- Who
- Athletes with intellectual disabilities
- When
- New clinics are being scheduled. Check your location for dates.
- Where
- Multiple locations across North Carolina, including Apex, Asheville, Belmont, Brunswick, Cary, Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Clayton, Concord, Cornelius, Durham, Faye
- Cost
- Free for several locations, as written on their listings (for example, Hickory, Mooresville, Pinehurst, Smithfield, Wake Forest and Winston-Salem)
- Ages
- 8 and up
Run by
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