Legacy Youth Tennis and Education Interview
Tennis is one of the most expensive sports on the planet. The cost of signing up your kid for a tennis academy can really put a dent in your pocket. But tennis is a wonderful sport with many benefits. Instead of expensive academies and personal coaching fees, you can enroll your kid in a community tennis and education program to try the sport.
Legacy Youth Tennis and Education works to prepare you for success through an inclusive community using tennis, education, and character programming.
Find out how Legacy Youth Tennis and Education prepares young people for success.
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August 18, 2022
Legacy Youth Tennis and Education Builds Youth Legacy On and Off the Court
#397 Great.com Talks With... Legacy Youth Tennis and Education
America has plenty of community tennis courts. Under-resourced families can use these courts to familiarize their kids with the sport. And that's why in today's episode, we talked with Cha Goods, Coach at Legacy Youth Tennis and Education.
Legacy Youth Tennis and Education are a nonprofit organization that provides free and low-cost tennis programs to the wider Philladelphia community. They are a major affiliate of the United States Tennis Association and provide valuable life skills to young people through innovative tennis, education, and leadership development programming.
A Sport For Everyone
Legacy Youth Tennis and Education has a national program called the National Junior Tennis and Learning Program. The program aims to familiarize young people with the sport and provide education to build careers. In addition, Legacy Youth Tennis and Education has several community programs and center-based programs.
Through their summer community programs and other programs, they can provide communities with free resources for better health and educational outcomes.
Listen to the whole interview to find out how Legacy Youth Tennis and Education provides a safe, nurturing and inclusive environment to more than 3,500 kids every year. They are a nonprofit organization and provide their services for free. As such, consider donating and volunteering to help them out.
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