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USTA: Summer Camp 2022

June 15, 2022 by Daniel Pyser

The start of June means that Summer Camp is in full swing at the USTA National Campus. The annual program is one of the campus’ most popular and typically fills up to capacity, as it offers guaranteed fun for tennis players of all ages and abilities.

Registration is open and available on a week-to-week basis. Summer Camp officially began on May 31 and runs through Aug. 5. This year’s camp offers a wide variety of options for kids of every skill level, ages 5-17, and runs each morning from either 8-11 a.m. or 9 a.m.-12 p.m., depending on the age group.

Players will hone their game, have fun and learn skills that will help them enjoy the sport for a lifetime. The program features professional coaching and training combined with the perfect blend of competition, camaraderie and fun.

Summer Camp 2022 is divided into three main categories: Family Zone, Youth Development and High Performance.

Family Zone Summer Camp is designed for players ages 5-11. (Players must have turned 5 years old by the first day of the program week they are registered for.) The programming will be held on smaller courts designed for beginner players. The Summer Camp staff will ensure that all campers learn how to play tennis and learn the required tennis and athletic skills to enjoy the sport now – and stick with it for a lifetime. 

Youth Development Summer Camp is designed for players ages 11-17 who are either new to the game, are experienced junior team/high school team players, or are currently enrolled in any of the current Campus Youth programs. Players will train with others who are similar in age and ability. The focus will be on stroke mechanics, footwork and the athletic skills needed to successfully play the sport.

Finally, the High Performance Summer Camp is designed for players who compete in state, sectional and/or national USTA tournaments. Players will train with others who are similar in age and ability. Practices feature appropriate playing progressions and proper technique, tactical and tournament guidance, as well as match play and fitness sessions to help players achieve their personal performance and outcome goals. Coaches will also offer personal guidance on tournament play, competitive scheduling, and nutrition and hydration. The program includes fitness sessions to improve speed, flexibility, agility and core strength.

Anyone interested in Summer Camp 2022 or any of the other USTA National Campus programs are encouraged to visit www.ustanationalcampus.com. 

In addition to Summer Camp, June is a busy month for events at the USTA National Campus. The Pride Cup will be held June 4-5; an ATP Challenger event will be held June 4-12; the tennis portion of the Special Olympics USA Games will be held June 6-12; and USTA Florida’s Bobby Curtis Junior State Championships will be held June 10-15.

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About Daniel Pyser

Daniel Pyser is a member of the United States Tennis Association’s corporate communications team based at the USTA National Campus. He has been with the USTA since January 2017 when the facility opened in Lake Nona. He is a graduate of the University of Miami.

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