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BREAKING NEWS: The Rules Of Tennis Have Changed!



In a decision that will fundamentally change the future landscape of tennis in the United States, the USTA has passed new rules governing competition for 10-and-under tennis tournaments. The new rules require that 10-and-under tournaments be played using slower-moving and lower-bouncing balls, on smaller courts and utilizing shorter, lighter racquets. Learn More

10 and Under Tennis featuring Quickstart Tennis Logo (Blue)


It’s a whole new ballgame for kids tennis! With equipment and courts tailored to suit their needs andabilities, kids will feel confident as soon as they pick up a racquet. The shorter racquets, slower and lighter balls, and smaller courts - all of which make up the QuickStart Tennis format - allow kids to rally back and forth over the net right away and enjoy the game right from the start. You’d never send your 8-year-old out with adult-sized equipment to a full-sized baseball field or basketball court, so why do that on a tennis court?

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  • Equipment, Racquets

    Get the Right Equipment

    Start playing with the right equipment, based on the QuickStart Tennis format:
    •    Racquets adjusted to a child's size
    •    Low compression balls that bounce lower
    •    Smaller courts with lower nets

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  • Play Opportunities

    Get out and play today!  Play opportunities include the following:
    •    At school: PE class, recess, before or after-school programs, youth programs
    •    At the playground
    •    In the driveway at home
    •    In classes offered by parks, camps or clubs

    When a child experiences that first taste of achievement—the “I can do this” moment—it is important, as a next step, to identify additional opportunities for your child to play. Listed below are options for kids to have fun.

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  • On-Court Training

    Get trained so you can share your knowledge and love of tennis to the next generation.  The USTA offers two unique training courses:

    •    Recreational Coach Workshops
    •    Recreational QuickStart Tennis Workshops.

    The skills you learn at the USTA Recreational On-Court Training Workshops will help you grow the sport, increase demand for your instruction and get you more involved—all while providing an exceptional tennis experience.
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