Adaptive Tennis

10 years
& over

LTA creates opportunities for individuals with disabilities and special needs to compete and shine as athletes. 

Adaptive tennis is a form of tennis for those who have cognitive or physical disabilities. It is often played on a regulation or modified tennis court, with modification of the balls and racquets. In competitive play a modification used is that players get two bounces of the ball before it must be hit, instead of one.

The sport of tennis helps a player's cognitive, emotional, and physical development.

Adaptive Programs

Tennis for the Blind

Tennis for the Visually Impaired

Stroke Survivors Tennis Club 

Check out what our Stroke Survivors Tennis Club members have accomplished by playing tennis!

Upcoming Adaptive Programs

Down 4 Tennis and Para-Standing Tennis