Partner with

Love Clinic

Love Clinic welcomes support from individuals, brands, local organizations, and community partners who believe in expanding access to tennis.

We are especially interested in partners who want to help us reduce barriers by supporting beginner participation, equipment access, hospitality, and community-based programming.

Supporting Love Clinic means investing in grassroots tennis access and helping new players experience the sport in a positive and welcoming way. We are excited to build partnerships with organizations that believe in tennis for all.

Ways to support:

  • sponsor a clinic

  • provide in-kind donations

  • donate rackets or tennis balls

  • help supply refreshments

  • support shirts, signage, or giveaways

  • collaborate on community outreach

A young woman standing on a tennis court with a tennis racket, with two tennis balls in the air in front of her, under a blue sky.

Your Questions, Answered

  • Love Clinic is a beginner-friendly community tennis experience designed for people who are new to the game. It is a welcoming first step for beginners and tennis-curious people who want to try tennis in a low-pressure, supportive environment.

  • Not exactly. Traditional tennis clinics are often structured group training sessions led by a coach and focused on improving specific skills, techniques, or strategies through drills. They may also include live-ball drills, cardio workouts, or match play and are often designed around specific skill levels.

    Love Clinic is different. While it includes guidance, movement, and beginner-friendly drills, its main purpose is not advanced training or performance improvement. Its purpose is to reduce barriers to tennis, build confidence, and help people experience the game in a way that feels accessible, social, and fun.

  • Love Clinic is for beginners and tennis-curious people. It is especially for people who have little or no tennis experience and want an easy, welcoming way to get started.

  • Absolutely. Tennis supports physical health through movement, fitness, coordination, and strength; mental well-being through stress relief, better sleep, and improved mood; and social connection by bringing people together through play, community, and shared experience. That is part of what makes tennis such a powerful sport for overall well-being

  • No. No prior experience is required. Love Clinic was created specifically for people starting from zero.

  • Not at all. You do not need athletic experience or tennis knowledge to attend. Just come willing to learn and try.

  • Participants will be guided by experienced players and coaches who help create a positive, beginner-friendly experience.

  • Yes. Love Clinic is free to attend.

  • If you have one, bring it. If not, we have rackets you can borrow.

  • Wear comfortable clothes and athletic shoes that allow you to move easily.

  • That is completely fine. Many participants may come on their own. Love Clinic is designed to feel welcoming and community-oriented.

  • That is normal. Love Clinic exists for people who may feel unsure, intimidated, or new to tennis. You do not need to know anything before you come.

  • Our current format is:

    Arrival: 7:00 AM–7:30 AM
    Clinic: 7:30 AM–8:30 AM
    Close-out: 8:30 AM–9:00 AM

  • Love Clinic is currently planned for Samuell Grande Tennis Courts.

  • Registration is first come, first served. Visit our registration page to reserve your spot for the next clinic.

  • In tennis, “love” means zero. Love Clinic was created for people starting from zero — zero experience, zero knowledge, or zero confidence. The name also reflects the spirit of the event: welcome, encouragement, community, and joy.