Tennis Book for PDF - Gloucester Academy
Tennis Book for PDF - Gloucester Academy Tennis Book for PDF - Gloucester Academy
Figure 8.3 The Structure of the LTA National Tennis Development Competitions and Ratings County and Club National Development Schools and Education Coaching Figure 8.4 British Tennis Foundation Director Disabilities Co-ordinator Administrators Figure 8.2 LTA Links Nationally External Links International Olympic Commitee (IOC) BOA Sports Council CCPR NCF National Tennis Facilities Technical and Research ITI Construction LTA/British Tennis Foundation LTA Council LTA Board of Management Internal Links AELTC (Wimbledon) ITF ATP WTA International and Professional Tennis National Training Events and Tournaments Figure 8.5 The Structure of BSTA BSTA Council BSTA Executive Committee Senior Manager HQ Staff 26 County Schools Associations Member Schools The LTA and BTF have a network of links between other tennis agencies and the major sport agencies nationally and worldwide. Central Services Finance Marketing Secretariat Human Resources Administration IT Commercial and Legal
Figure 8.6 The Junior Tournament Pyramid 1 County Level Club & School Level International Level National Level • ITF & ETA JUNIOR TOURNAMENTS & COMPETITIONS • JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • JUNIOR INDOOR CIRCUIT (14, 18U) • JUNIOR AGE GROUP TOURNAMENTS • adidas CHALLENGE • JUNIOR INTER COUNTY CUP • JUNIOR COUNTY CLOSED TOURNAMENT • adidas CHALLENGE • JUNIOR AGE GROUP TOURNAMENTS • JUNIOR AGE GROUP TOURNAMENTS • AREA ORGANISED TOURNAMENTS • CLUB TOURNAMENTS/INTER – CLUB LEAGUES • HSBC BANK & NESTLÉ SCHOOL COMPETITIONS ▲ Starter Competitions/Young Aces ▲ Short Tennis & Transition 2) The Indoor Tennis Initiative (ITI) In 1986 the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the LTA and the Sports Council agreed a five year indoor tennis facility development programme. Each body paying £500,000 per annum to be allocated as grant and to Local Authorities who wish to develop indoor facilities under the ITI. To date, the ITI programme has opened 38 centres across Great Britain. Facilities range from temporary airhalls operating for six months of the year to extensive multi-sport facilities covering major conurbations such as Birmingham, Glasgow, Liverpool and London. The ITI has achieved a good geographical spread of facilities encouraging tennis development in England, Scotland and Wales. RATINGS By the end of 1995 it is expected that the ITI programme will have created over 200 indoor pay + play courts. Each centre runs a comprehensive tennis development programme. For more details contact the Facilities or Development Departments of the LTA. 3) Ratings ANYONE, even a beginner can apply for a Rating. It is simply a means by which you can measure your standard and ensure you get maximum enjoyment from your game by playing against players of a similar LEVEL OF PLAY. With a Rating you can enter any of the 1000 LTA tournaments for all levels of player, held around Britain throughout the year. You will find a full list in “Your Guide to Events and Tournaments” which is published annually by the LTA. For further details contact: The Ratings Department, LTA. 27
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Figure 8.3<br />
The Structure of the LTA<br />
National<br />
<strong>Tennis</strong><br />
Development<br />
Competitions and Ratings<br />
County and Club<br />
National Development<br />
Schools and Education<br />
Coaching<br />
Figure 8.4<br />
British <strong>Tennis</strong> Foundation<br />
Director<br />
Disabilities<br />
Co-ordinator<br />
Administrators<br />
Figure 8.2<br />
LTA Links Nationally<br />
External Links<br />
International Olympic Commitee (IOC)<br />
BOA<br />
Sports Council<br />
CCPR<br />
NCF<br />
National<br />
<strong>Tennis</strong><br />
Facilities<br />
Technical and Research<br />
ITI<br />
Construction<br />
LTA/British <strong>Tennis</strong> Foundation<br />
LTA Council<br />
LTA Board of Management<br />
Internal Links<br />
AELTC (Wimbledon)<br />
ITF<br />
ATP<br />
WTA<br />
International and<br />
Professional<br />
<strong>Tennis</strong><br />
National Training<br />
Events and Tournaments<br />
Figure 8.5<br />
The Structure of BSTA<br />
BSTA Council<br />
BSTA Executive Committee<br />
Senior Manager<br />
HQ Staff<br />
26<br />
County Schools Associations<br />
Member Schools<br />
The LTA and BTF have a network<br />
of links between other tennis<br />
agencies and the major sport<br />
agencies nationally and<br />
worldwide.<br />
Central<br />
Services<br />
Finance<br />
Marketing<br />
Secretariat<br />
Human Resources<br />
Administration<br />
IT<br />
Commercial and Legal
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