TEACHING & COACHING PHILOSOPHY RESOURCES

COACHING PHILOSOPHY

Part of the mission of USTA Player Development is the implementation of a comprehensive coaching philosophy. This coaching philosophy was developed by Jose Higueras in conjunction with our USTA Player Development staff and is based on the many years of collective coaching experience and interaction with the international tennis community.

The Coaching Philosophy is comprised of key terms and concepts that are instrumental in the long-term development of outstanding tennis players and individuals. You can download the Coaching Philosophy presentation here.

Contacts:
Ola Malmqvist, Director of Coaching, Malmqvist@usta.com

Dave Ramos, Director of Coaching Education & Performance Analytics, ramos@usta.com

COACHING EDUCATION

Overview

High Performance Coaching Program

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The USTA's Coaching Education Department is committed to offering coaches one of the highest-quality coaching education experiences in the world through participation in the USTA High Performance Coaching Program.
 
 

Professional Coaching Fellowship

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The Fellowship in Professional Coaching, open to college graduates, is structured to provide significant experiential training and opportunity for independent research in the field of professional tennis coaching. Fellows will become fully immersed in Player Development through weekly gatherings with coaches and through the examination of issues currently affecting American Tennis.

Resources

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Check out documents from Coaching Education, Sport Science and 10 and Under Tennis that are useful for coaches, parents and players.
 

Online Learning

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The USTA offers an Introduction to Sport Science course to increase your knowledge in a variety of fields specific to coaching tennis.
 

Sport Science Committee

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The USTA Sport Science Committee is comprised of 16 members who in many cases are both experts and world leaders within their respective areas of sport science.

 

 
 
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