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🎾🏓 The Turf War is On! Did you know that 10% of tennis courts in America have been taken over or repainted for pickleball as the sport's popularity surges? As a financial planning and advisory company, Capital Choice is curious about how this shift in sports trends might impact local communities and investments in sports facilities. Are pickleball courts the future of your neighborhood, or will tennis hold its ground? Let's hear your thoughts! How do you see this trend affecting community planning and recreational investments? Share your insights below! 👇 #TennisVsPickleball #CommunityInvestment #CapitalChoice

With the rapid rise of pickleball, many tennis courts are being converted, leading to tensions between the two sports communities. How can we address the space and noise issues to ensure both sports can flourish? Explore our latest blog for insights. #SportsManagement #CommunityEngagement #TennisVsPickleball https://loom.ly/kuolgJY

Hey, check out this article: https://lnkd.in/dXkNgffS This is a problem USTA National is going to need to address, as it is getting more difficult to enforce. I can understand to from a players perspective as well as from a tennis fan’s perspective, especially when paying premium ticket prices. The usta need to review it’s policies and develop solutions that will benefit both players and fans. #usta #usopen

A trio of #TeamSPB experts cover some of the major issues in the article below surrounding online abuse for sports officials and athletes!

A trio of #TeamSPB experts cover some of the major issues in the article below surrounding online abuse for sports officials and athletes!

A trio of #TeamSPB experts cover some of the major issues in the article below surrounding online abuse for sports officials and athletes!

A trio of #TeamSPB experts cover some of the major issues in the article below surrounding online abuse for sports officials and athletes!

Five Important Questions to Address About Your Tennis Facility That Directly Impact First Impressions: 1) Is Your Facility Clean? There's no greater turn off and negative impression than seeing tennis courts that have leaves, used cups or other items left on the courts. Facilities lacking cleanliness instantly conveys the impression that the tennis programs doesn't take pride in their facility. 2) Is Your Staff Welcoming And Friendly? How tennis players are initially greeted, positively or negatively, makes a huge first impression that can help or hurt your tennis program. 3) Are Your Courts Well-Maintained? Seeing windscreens blowing in the wind, court number signs dangling on the fence, or courts that haven't been swept creates a negative impression of your facility that is difficult to overcome. To the contrary, seeing courts that are well-maintained creates a positive impression that will go a long way! 4) Do Your Courts Effectively Promote Your Brand And Possess A Home Court Advantage? There's some facilities you can instantly see the professional look and feel the pride in their program the moment you walk on the court. However, with some facilities, you wouldn't know the name of the school, club or tennis center unless someone tells you. 5) Do Your Courts Tell A Story About The History And Tradition Of Your Program? If your tennis program has been around for any amount of time, there's individuals (coaches, players, donors) who have made a positive and lasting impact on your program. How are you effectively recognizing these individuals and telling your story about your program that is unique to any other, and paying tribute to memorable tournaments and events that took place at your facility? If your tennis program or facility is new, how are your effectively recognizing the individuals (donors, coaches) who helped make the program or facility possible? Jon McLamb Founder / President CourtHarbor SE Logo Wear, Inc Craig Turnbull Charlie Grubb

WIMBLEDON 2024 I was seeing Wimbeldon 2024 and an thing came to my mind that we don't have that sports infrastructure to support our country's sportsperson in an event like that. There should be some system or organized way of handling things in my opinion. State level tournaments could be held, so generate public interest in sports. TIER 1 CITIES - 6 Tennis Courts per city. TIER 2 CITIES -4 Tennis Courts per city. TIER 3 CITIES -2 Tennis Courts per city. It is not like players cannot come from Tier 3 Cities, as the players are statistically more which will balance things up roughly. The Tennis Courts could be in private clubs, schools, colleges etc.

A basketball referee is an essential figure in the game who ensures fair play and enforces the rules of the sport. 🏀 They have the authority to make calls on various violations, fouls, and other infractions that occur during a basketball game, making sure that the game is played in a safe and structured manner. 🚦 Referees play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the game, making split-second decisions based on their judgment and knowledge of the rules. They are responsible for controlling the pace of the game, managing player behavior, and ensuring that both teams have an equal opportunity to compete. ⏱️ Being a basketball referee requires a deep understanding of the game, strong communication skills, and the ability to make fair and impartial decisions under pressure. 🗣️🏁 Whether they are officiating youth basketball games or professional leagues, referees play a critical role in the sport and are essential for maintaining a level playing field. #Basketball #Referee #FairPlay #GameIntegrity #Sportsmanship 🏆