Tennis academy in Asheville, NC — programs, ages, and what it costs, explained for parents.
Community tennis nonprofit serving Asheville, NC. Partnered with Asheville Parks and Recreation and its Rec N Roll mobile initiative to run free tennis clinics for youth in public housing areas and low-income neighborhoods — parking lots doubling as courts, Try Tennis Toolkits, and free racquets put in the hands of children ATA wouldn't otherwise have reached (100-125 racquets in 2020 alone). Established a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee; with community support, the City of Asheville named court No. 1 at Aston Park Tennis Center in honor of a longtime local leader (Isaac) who taught low-income kids at clinics. Current clinic schedule and registration unconfirmed — check USTA North Carolina listings.
Typical costs: Community programs free or low-cost. Always confirm current pricing directly — academy rates change.
Asheville Tennis Association serves Contact academy.
Asheville Tennis Association does not offer boarding; it's a day-training program.
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