Tennis academy in Raleigh, NC — programs, ages, and what it costs, explained for parents.
Abilities Tennis Association of North Carolina (ATANC, atanc.org) provides tennis programming for athletes with intellectual and developmental disabilities ages 8 and up across the state of North Carolina. Core programs: PE-Adaptive Tennis (PEAT), local clinics sponsored by CTAs and local clubs, tournaments statewide including a national tournament. All events are always free. Clinics statewide (27 locations in 2023; locations at atanc.org/clinics) including Durham (Hope Valley Farms YMCA, Durham Parks and Recreation), Raleigh/Triangle (Millbrook Exchange Park, North Hills Club), Wilmington, Charlotte, Winston-Salem. Athletes performed Net Generation demos at the Winston-Salem Open and on Arthur Ashe Stadium at the US Open. Executive Director Lou Welch (appointed to the USTA National Adaptive Committee).
Typical costs: All events always free. Always confirm current pricing directly — academy rates change.
Abilities Tennis Association of North Carolina serves Contact academy.
Abilities Tennis Association of North Carolina does not offer boarding; it's a day-training program.
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