What they call their work
What they do
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Youth and Community Tennis Instruction 2 activities
- Host tennis tournaments and organized gamesOrganizes and hosts tennis tournaments, round-robin scramble games every Tuesday and Thursday morning, and weekend games for players at all levels.
- Provide professional tennis instruction and clinicsOffers professional tennis instruction for children and adults through clinics, private lessons, and group programs led by a USPTA-certified teaching professional, catering to members of all skill levels.
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Organized Member Social Events 1 activity
- Host social events for membersOrganizes and hosts social functions including celebrations for Memorial Day and July 4th to foster community among members.
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Private Social and Recreational Clubs 1 activity
- Operate clubhouse with member amenitiesMaintains a clubhouse with a lounge area, food service for lunch, snacks, and drinks, separate men's and women's locker rooms, and on-site or adjacent parking for members and guests.
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Racquet Sports Facility and Programming 1 activity
- Operate tennis facilities and programming for membersProvides year-round tennis facilities and programming, including six Har-Tru outdoor courts operated from early May to mid-October and indoor courts used during a 28-week winter season. Facilities are available daily for singles, doubles, clinics, tournaments, and private or group lessons.
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Who runs it
- DONNA BARASCH — DIRECTOR
- JAMES POST — DIRECTOR
Who they work with
- Fitzpatrick Tennis Assoc Partner — Collaborates with the Fitzpatrick Tennis Association to develop and publish tennis instruction content.
- Manhattan Plaza Racquet Club Partner — Sister club providing indoor racquet facilities in the NYC metro area.
- Roosevelt Island Racquet Club Partner — Sister club providing indoor racquet facilities in the NYC metro area.
- USPTA Network — NYTC employs a USPTA-certified instructor for its tennis programs.
- indoor partners Partner — Manages club operations during the 28-week indoor season after outdoor play ends in mid-October.
How they approach the work
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- Inclusive Tennis Education Modelmethodology: inclusive_tennis_educationBy offering instruction tailored to both children and adults through experienced professionals, the organization increases engagement and skill development across generations, because accessible, high-quality teaching fosters lifelong participation.
- Mental Training for Performance and Developmentmethodology: mental_trainingBy integrating mental conditioning into tennis instruction, the organization enhances performance and personal growth, because mindset is seen as critical to success under pressure.
- Recreation for Health Promotionmethodology: recreation-for-healthBy promoting tennis participation, the organization aims to improve physical and mental well-being, leveraging structured recreation as a pathway to long-term health outcomes.