Tennis Industry News

Coming early in 2012 to the Cardio Tennis program will begin to offer opportunities for an even more comprehensive full body workout.  The Tennis Industry Association has partnered with TRX Suspenion Training to bring the suspension training system to the courts with TRX Cardio Tennis.

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Developed by the TIA and USTA, Cardio Tennis rolls out to consumers Down Under in major campaign during the Australian Open.

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Cardio Tennis will soon be interactive! The TIA, which manages Cardio Tennis, has joined forces with Total Health Interactive to create a new web-based health and fitness experience to give participants a complete wellness program and increase the enjoyment of the health benefits associated with Cardio Tennis.

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The Sporting Good Manufacturers Association is asking for help in supporting the Carol M. White Physical Education Program (PEP) for the 2012-2013 school year, which provides for physical education programs in schools. House Republicans and the President are trying to "cut PEP off at the knees," says the SGMA.

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Cardio Tennis™ has become one of the fastest growing fitness trends in the U.S., and now the program is expanding, with more benefits and services to providers so they can continue to bring a quality, fun, fitness-oriented tennis workout to more consumers.

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In a victory for physical education funding, the full U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee has followed the recommendation of the Labor, Health and Education Subcommittee and included $78 million in funding for the Carol M. White Physical Education Program (PEP) for the 2012-2013 school year. This vote took place September 21. 

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Find out how you can offer a Cardio Tennis program at your facility by attending a Cardio Tennis workshop in your area. The workshops are designed for new Cardio Tennis program participants as well as those who have not been to a workshop in the last 2 years.

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There are more than 20 million children in the U.S. ages 10 and under. In an effort to grow the game of tennis, increase retention, and increase participation in competition, the USTA continues to make a significant investment in the development and promotion of the 10 and Under Tennis initiative, which uses the QuickStart Tennis play format to get kids into the game quickly, having fun and success at the sport right from the start. Download a copy of the USTA's plans for moving forward with the 10 and Under Tennis initiative here.

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The Cardio Tennis team had a busy schedule of key workshops along the East Coast in May, which brought out special guests to the training sessions.

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Tennis Australia’s coach membership manager, Karen Clydesdale, recently spent 10 days in the U.S., meeting with and traveling with Cardio Tennis National Program Manager Michele Krause. Karen and her team in Australia have been working to expand the Cardio Tennis reach Down Under—and they’ve seen a huge response.

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