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Training Programs

Idaho Tennis Association conducts ongoing training programs throughout the year including Tournament Director General Training, Officials Training, Tournament Data Manager Software Training, Recreational Coaches Workshops, Tournament Sanctioning Training, CTA General Training and Planning Sessions, and Tennis 101 and Tennis is Elementary instructor training.

Instructor, CTA general planning and tournament sanctioning trainings are ongoing throughout the year. Watch this site for updates or contact Wendy Nielsen, (208) 322-5150, Ext. 205, wnielsen@idtennis.com, for more information or to request an appointment.

USTA SCHOOLS PROGRAM

The Schools Program is a national program that provides elementary, middle and high school students an introduction to the game of tennis in their physical education classes. IdTA provides free in-service training and a step-by-step curriculum for physical education teachers and support with equipment. All of the equipment used in the Schools Program is modified to make the game fun and engaging from the moment a student first picks up a racquet. The goal of the Schools Program is to enrich the lives of students by exposing them to the game of tennis. This is an ongoing program.

For more information, contact Toni-Shea Sinclair at (208) 861-6260, or tsinclair@ita.usta.com.

TOURNAMENT DATA MANAGER SOFTWARE TRAINING

This training session provides information on how to use TDM software to manage your tournament, including creating draws, scheduling and exchanging information with the TennisLink Web site. For more information or to RSVP, contact Robert Sterk, USPTA, at (208) 602-1493, or robert@robertsterk.com.

When/Where: 10 a.m., Saturday, March 20, at the IdTA office, 1108 N. Cole Road, Boise

CTA GENERAL TRAINING AND PLANNING SESSIONS

These sessions are designed specifically for CTA leaders and board members interested in any of the following: strategic planning, board members roles and responsibilities, fundraising mechanisms, 501(c)(3) and incorporation process, programming ideas, and much more.

When/Where: Ongoing. Contact Wendy Nielsen at (208) 322-5150, Ext. 205, or wnielsen@idtennis.com for more details and to make an appointment.

TOURNAMENT SANCTIONING TRAINING

A one-on-one training over the phone for pros and tournament directors interested in sanctioning their tennis tournaments.

When/Where: Ongoing. Contact Jan Sutter at (208) 322-5150, Ext. 204, or jsutter@idtennis.com.

RECREATIONAL COACHES WORKSHOP

A Recreational Coaches Workshop (RCW) will be held at the Boise Racquet and Swim Club from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sunday, May 23, 2010. Open to anyone interested in learning the basics of coaching and teaching tennis, or seeking a refresher on more current methods and effective tools. The RCW will be taught by certified teaching professional Holger Nickel and will cover the following: games and drills every coach should know, games-based approaches to coaching, techniques for teaching large groups, and effective team practices. All potential instructors for IdTA’s summer Tennis 101 program are encouraged to attend. Cost is $15 and includes lunch. For more information, contact Wendy Nielsen at (208) 322-5150, Ext. 205, or e-mail wnielsen@idtennis.com.

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