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Tennis Teachers Conference

39th Annual USTA Tennis Teachers Conference

Mark your calendars for the 2009 USTA Tennis Teachers Conference held August 29-September 1 at the Grand Hyatt New York in New York City. This year’s conference encourages coaches to establish a platform for players to develop and grow in both skill and experience. The program covers all levels of play and development – youth, adult, senior, beginner, intermediate or advanced. At each level, teachers can “set the stage” for fun, growth and ultimately, success.

Do you want more information on the conference, or are you interested in being an exhibitor at this year's conference? 
Email us at ttc@usta.com for more details!

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