This player is learning to judge where the ball is going although court coverage is weak. This player can sustain a short rally of slow pace with players of the same ability. Slow, inconsistent chair mobility. Tournaments are held in every major region of the USA, in all sections of the USTA, and in over 70 foreign countries. US national Championships are held on clay and indoors and outdoors on hard surfaces.
Championships is one of the most prestigious in the world.
Elite men and women wheelchair athletes represent the USA in venues around the world. The USA Wheelchair Tennis Committee promotes and develops recreational and competitive wheelchair tennis through education, training, and marketing information. Videos and public service announcements are available for training, teaching and marketing purposes. Annual seed grants for organizations interested in starting wheelchair tennis programs are available from the USTA section offices. The USTA also provides information about tournaments, exhibitions, clinics and instructional camps for juniors and adults.