BUILDING A WEEKLY PROGRAMME

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BUILDING A WEEKLY PROGRAMME

Weekly Program Overview

SESSION TYPES Team Training (Scholarship and BUCS performance) Recreational Training (Beginners, Intermediates, Advanced) Free Hit/ Social Sessions Competitions (Club champs, box leagues, timed tennis, SSS (Scotland)) Short tennis or touchtennis Cardio Tennis/ Fitness sessions Disability Tennis Tennis Xpress

STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT Every university is at different stages of development What does each stage look like? What stage are you at? How do you get from one stage to the next?

STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT 1. BASIC “The passionate few” 2. DEVELOPING “Inclusive socialisers” 3. ESTABLISHED/ ADVANCED “Thriving community”

BASIC “The passionate few”

1 X Open Recreational Session p/w e.g. Cardio/ Short Tennis STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT Small membership <50 Basic programme often lacking a range of sessions Recreational focus 0-2 BUCS teams Little or no indoor court access Little competition for all levels Little volunteer engagement 1 X Open Recreational Session p/w 1 X Open Team Training Session p/w 1 X Additional Session e.g. Cardio/ Short Tennis

DEVELOPING “Inclusive socialisers”

STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT Medium membership 50-100 Developing programme, patchy session coverage UTC or ambassador 2-3 BUCS teams Limited indoor court access Competition for some levels Good volunteer engagement, often student led 1 X Open Recreational Session p/w 1 or 2 X Specific ability group Sessions p/w 2 or less Team Training Sessions p/w 1 or 2 Additional Sessions e.g. Cardio/ Short Tennis Monthly Recreational Competition

ESTABLISHED/ ADVANCED “Thriving community”

STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT 1+ Open Recreational Sessions p/w 3+ Thriving membership 100+ Fully developed programme UTC and ambassadors 4+ BUCS teams Frequent indoor court access Competition for all levels Volunteer engagement Performance program Employed staff, guaranteeing continuity 1+ Open Recreational Sessions p/w 3+ Specific ability group Sessions p/w Team Training Sessions Specific to teams p/w Additional Sessions e.g. Cardio/ Short Tennis Weekly community/ Disability Sessions Weekly Recreational Competition

What does your university look like? Discuss in groups: - What does your weekly programme look like? - Where is their room for improvement?

Progressing Through The Stages

Progressing to the next stage Number of areas to look at for development: Fresher’s Week Delivery of your programme Local Venue Partnerships Team Tennis Building a flow of progression

Fresher’s Week Fresher’s Fayre: - SELL YOURSELF and what your club can provide - Use social media combined with face-to-face promo - Use quick questionaries' to find out what people want Give it a Go: - Promotional sessions, show the range of sessions you provide - Get a range of current members to help run it = INTEGRATION! Socials: - Get creative, recreational members want more than tennis.

Delivery UTC and ambassadors, external staff Coaches: - Use coaches from within your club - Funding can help individuals with coaching qualifications (Development grant, university funding, local authority funding etc.) - Offer incentives in exchange for coaching (qualification help, free membership, event tickets etc.) Volunteers: - ASK if anyone wants to help - Use committee - Team volunteer ROTA (also allows integration) - Filter through the levels (also allows for comparison and adjustments)

Local Venue Partnerships Essential for unis with limited court access Clubs often don’t use courts during the day Allows for club expansion, more courts = more people Offers inter-club competition May have to pay, could offer coaches to help run their programs

Team Tennis Start with team trials As many weekly, coach led sessions as the club can put on, 2+ session per team should be the aim. Coach led: start by using within club resources Then try and bring in external coaches and staff Extra sessions: Fitness, S&C, flexibility etc.

Building flowing progression First focus on providing sessions suited to each ability levels needs. Then allow progression through the levels and opportunities to challenge. Beginner>Team Tennis Competitions both within their level (Box leagues)… and opportunities to challenge (Club Championships, timed tennis tournaments etc.)

Progressing through the stages Basic to Developing Providing more sessions and more variety Sell yourself at fresher’s week, be INCLUSIVE Develop your workforce Gain more court time, create local partnerships Create competition opportunities at all levels Developing to Established Provide sessions for every ability as well as extra sessions e.g. cardio, touch tennis Fresher’s week should have a RAGE of activities: Stall, taster sessions, team trails, on-court and off court socials. Both internal and external coach workforce Strong local venue links with weekly court availability Performance programme: BUCS matches, training and full time staff Opportunities at all levels for competition and regular chance to challenge and progress

Progressing through the stages Better planning More variety and opportunity More people.... Increases innovation!

Any Questions?