Tennis Training Program for Middle & High School Players
Small group tennis training for middle school and high school players focused on fundamentals, movement, conditioning, and confidence on the court.
📍 Landen Deerfield Park (Maineville, Ohio)
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đź“… 4-Week Program đź•’ 1-Hour Sessions 👥 Small Groups (2–4 players)
📆 Thursday – Saturday (depending on age group and availability)
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Focus on:
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Forehands & Backhands
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Serves & Volleys
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Footwork & Movement
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Conditioning & Fitness
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Strategy & Point Play
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đź’˛ $80 for the 4-week program
Programs available in May, June, & August.
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Zelle: 757-717-6830
Venmo: @Yaaaneeet​
What We Offer
Our Work in Action
Our
Story
Our story is grounded in a simple belief: talent is everywhere, but access isn’t.
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The Queen City Athletic Foundation exists to change that. We are building a more inclusive tennis community in Cincinnati: one where kids and families have a real opportunity to step on the court, learn the game, and grow through it. Not just those with time and resources, but those who have traditionally been left out.
Our work is rooted in lived experience. From competing and training with limited resources to years of coaching athletes at different levels, one truth became clear: the barrier is rarely talent. It is access. The Queen City Athletic Foundation was created to remove that barrier and help develop that talent.
Today, we provide opportunities for youth, adults, and families to play, learn, and belong—building confidence, discipline, and connection through sport. Whether it’s a child picking up a racquet for the first time or a working mom finding space to play, this is about meeting people where they are and helping them grow. Because this is not just about tennis. It is about opening doors, developing potential, and building stronger, more connected communities.
Why It Matters
Community Focused
Access Changes Everything
Too many communities lack access to racquet sports. We’re changing that—one player at a time.
More Than Just Sport
Tennis builds confidence, discipline, and opportunity that extends far beyond the court.
Community-Driven Impact
We focus on real communities, real needs, and real outcomes.























