tennisbuddys, llc

Growing Tennis, Growing Fitness

The first, family, neighborhood and community oriented fun tennis for all ages!
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tennisbuddys contributions and service to the community

  • Growing tennis, growing fitness
    tennisbuddys mission statement is “Growing tennis, growing fitness” and was founded with this pursuit in mind. How can we grow a fun sport like tennis in our neighborhood and how can we grow fitness for our young and adult and senior generations. In this high tech age, it is very very essential that we not neglect our outdoor activities that is so crucial for our mental and physical well being. With time being such a constraint in our lives, tennisbuddys was determined to bring a fitness program right into your neighborhood and has done so. The numbers have grown from 2 students a week to about 70 students a week, in only just over 1 year since this program was started. This shows that it is very true as the saying goes “If you build it they will come” so we built tennisbuddys right in our neighborhood courts and have brought, fun and fitness right to your doorstep, for any generation, all ages, all skill levels.
  • Free Tennis Clinics
    Tennisbuddys held numerous FREE TENNIS CLINICS for juniors/adults at South and NW Austin neighborhood communities. If they didn’t own a racket, tennisbuddys loaned them one.
  • Austin Children’s Choir
    February, 1996: As part of Austin Children’s Choir’s fundraiser, tennisbuddys donated FREE tennis lessons to the silent auction.
  • National Instruments Health Fair
    2005: tennisbuddys was invited to hold a booth at annual NI health fair and also handed out FREE tennis lesson gift certificates, at the drawing, supporting the need for a healthy and fit community and workplace.
  • LONA (Laurel Oaks Neighborhood Association)
    tennisbuddys donated FREE web services to the LONA website and helped with process of trying to find out how to raise funds and get grant money towards the Oakview tennis courts and park’s need for restrooms and water fountain. This effort was backed up by LONA.
  • Oakview Park tennis court
    tennisbuddys has contributed a big percent of its income to the Pickfair Community Center, Austin Parks and Recreation Dept. and supported the Austin parks and tennis courts for 16 years.