Love Serving Autism is now offering Zoom virtual tennis classes every Saturday and Sunday from 11-11:45am for program participants and their siblings until further notice. The first class begins on Saturday 4/11. To register, please email: info@loveservingautism.org
Love Serving Autism is currently postponing/suspending all tennis classes involving our athletes until June 30, 2020 at which time we will reevaluate the coronavirus situation in our county. Due to the particular risks our athletes may face, we want to be proactive to protect our families and coaches at this time. Families will be notified and credited for missed tennis classes toward future sessions. We will provide updated information as it becomes available to resume our programs.Click on flyer to RSVP
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My son has autism and tennis is the only sport he chooses to play. Love Serving Autism has given my child a chance to participate in tennis at his pace, at his level, and within his limitations. Not only does it promote activity, but it helps increase his motor skills, builds confidence, and he has a blast!
2019 US Open USTA Net Generation On-Court Experience August 31, 2019
2019 USTA FL Adaptive Tennis & Love Serving Autism
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Tennis Promotes Engagement
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Parents understand how difficult it is to find community-based sports and activities for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders.
Let’s look at tennis. Tennis is an individual sport that can provide youth with physical and cognitive developmental tools. It also builds self-esteem through peer interaction and socialization as well as develops language skills.
Figuring things out on his/her own helps to improve cognitive skills and each student can fine-tune motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
Each student has his/her own set of needs and lessons can be tailored to fit all children with special needs.
