Lawn Tennis Association - Disability Tennis

The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) is the national governing body for tennis in Great Britain. They're responsible for developing and promoting the sport, safeguarding the integrity of tennis, and helping as many people as possible to play (and enjoy) tennis.

Disability Tennis

Tennis can be adapted for any level of ability, as well as for players with disabilities. It can be adapted to make it easier, slower, and simpler to participate in. It is also a great sport to play too, with proven physical and mental health benefits for disabled people. All equipment and aids can be supplied to give the sport a go. There are sports wheelchairs if you have a physical disability and require the use of a wheelchair, and tennis balls that make a noise when they bounce if you’re visually impaired.

Disability Tennis in Northamptonshire

Rushmere Tennis Club offers inclusive coaching, with adapted equipment and an experienced coach (Maddee Blair).

For more information about other disability tennis sessions in Northamptonshire, please follow Disability Tennis Network Northants on Twitter, phone 01604 647525, or email [email protected].