Abilities Tennis Volunteer Registration - Greensboro Fall 2025

Abilities Tennis is proud to partner with Greater Greensboro CTA, Greensboro Tennis Foundation, and Greensboro Parks and Recreation to host Abilities Tennis clinics for individuals with intellectual disabilities. The clinics are free of charge and open to all players 8 and up.

Volunteers play an important role in making these clinics possible for the athletes. We do require that you have some level of tennis knowledge.

Volunteers will help on the courts assisting with ball and racquet drills to help teach the Abilities athletes the highly adaptive game of tennis. Abilities athletes range in skill level with some learning how to hold and swing a racquet to hit red-dot starter balls and others playing full court with regular yellow balls. Here is ATANC's Volunteer Overview Video that helps explain the way clinics are run and how volunteers support the program. ATANC Coach Tony Mule will run the clinics, and Mike Davis is the volunteer coordinator.

Volunteer Requirements are listed below for those 18 and up. Please let Mike Davis know when this is complete ([email protected]). It takes about 2 hours to finish, but it does not have to be done in one sitting.

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Thank you again for your time and support. This time on the court will certainly be the highlight of your week! Learn more about the program at www.atanc.org.

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