Wheelchair Tennis
Learn the lifelong sport of tennis that you can play with friends, family, and other wheelchair users. This program offers rewarding challenges while improving hand-eye coordination, strength, and concentration. The only difference between able-bodied tennis and wheelchair tennis is wheelchair players are allowed two bounces of the ball. This makes a perfect game that you can play against family and friends!
You will receive professional instruction from our partners at USTA Northern and skilled volunteer instructors. All necessary equipment, including a sports wheelchair, is provided.
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Who it is for
Wheelchair tennis is open to players ages 6 and up. Many players have a disability that affects their lower extremities, including amputation, spinal cord injury, spina bifida, cerebral palsy, and leg length discrepancy among other conditions. Our recreational wheelchair tennis program is extremely open to those who can play. You do not need to be an everyday wheelchair user to play wheelchair sports. Please contact us for more information.
Get involved
To participate:
- Sign mandatory Participation forms and Waivers.
- Register online at CK ACTIVE or click the links below for more info.
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Review the ATHLETE CODE OF CONDUCT.
Volunteer
Share your skills and your love of sports with our programs by volunteering. To volunteer, contact CKRIVolunteerService@allina.com at 612-775-2728.
Stay Connected
We send out monthly newsletters with information about upcoming programs, events, and community happenings.
For information and to register
Contact information
Courage Kenny Sports & Recreation
Phone: 612-775-2277
Phone: 612-775-2277
ckrisportsrecreation@allina.com
Fee information
See registration link for fee information.
No participant will be turned away due to financial hardships. Thanks to our generous donors, scholarships are available based on financial need. To apply, complete a Scholarship / Cost Share application prior to registering for a program. Please contact us if you have any questions.
What to bring
- Wear athletic clothing
- Bring water bottle
- Sports wheelchair available to borrow upon request