Buddy Up Tennis
Buddy Up for Down Syndrome Buddy Up Tennis is a high-energy adaptive tennis and fitness program for children and young adults with Down syndrome. We host weekly 90-minute clinics, which…
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USTA New England Honors RVC Tennis with 2018 Award
RVC Tennis Awarded Organization of the Year! USTA (United States Tennis Association) New England announced its 2018 Awards recipients for dedication and commitment to growing the sport of tennis in…
Stringing Sense: Making Sure You’re Racquet-Ready
Many players don’t know how to decide between the myriad of choices for stringing their racquets. How do you know when to have your racquet restrung? What string should you…
Against the Odds: Back to the Tennis Court
“Tennis has always been a major part of my life. I started playing as a very young child and I played competitively as a teenager. In my early 20’s, sidelined…
RVC Tennis Director Named USPTA New England Regional Pro of the Year
Congratulations Andrew Gunberg, RVC Tennis Director! Andrew Gunberg, RVC Tennis Director Named USPTA New England Regional Pro of the Year The USPTA Professional of the Year recognizes a member who…
Practicing the Mental Skills of Tennis – On Court and Off
“As a director of a science museum, I spend a lot of time thinking about how we can engage people to think about how our world works. For science to…
RVC Tennis: Fun for the Whole Family
“Pino and I had played tennis regularly on the Hampstead Heath when we lived in London, but thereafter our tennis took a backseat to our professional commitments, building our family,…
How to Start Tennis as an Adult
If you are a first-time player, our Never Ever Series is the place to start. In this clinic, participants learn the basics, including the proper grip and mechanics of the…
What our members say
Jennifer Packard
Whether you’re just starting out, trying to get back into a routine, or are feeling frustrated with your current regimen: Your fitness journey is your own. Don’t compare yourself to anyone else.
Terry Hall
‘Can’t’ is no longer in my vocabulary, and I have a sense of pride in my ability to work toward a goal and not only achieve it, but often exceed it.
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