Coaches urged to seize opportunity
13 May 2015
The head of the British Tennis Coaches Association believes a new focus on parks tennis bodes well for his membership Lawn Tennis Association chief executive
The head of the British Tennis Coaches Association believes a new focus on parks tennis bodes well for his membership Lawn Tennis Association chief executive
John Bushell believes that one of the key drivers in generating future success for the tennis industry will be through enticing occasional tennis players to pick
Groundsmanship may not be a career that many people in the tennis industry would consider when it comes to working within sport. But Geoff Webb,
The Tennis Industry Association UK board is keen to build on the success of last month’s Tennis Summit and will announce plans for future events
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Michael Downey, the LTA Chief Executive, announced a four-year strategy that aims to deliver on getting “more people to play tennis more often” Downey’s determination
Ever since HawkEye was first used in tennis as part of the BBC’s coverage of the Davis Cup in 2002, technology has revolutionised the sport,
With the LTA’s new focus on parks to help get more people playing tennis, Steve Riley of Will to Win has been confirmed as the
The US tennis industry’s summit held in California was a platform for the tennis industry to review, discuss and debate some of the major challenges
The sell-out Davis Cup tie in Glasgow earlier this month is just the tip of the iceberg for tennis in Scotland, with participation figures on