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John Barr
Professional 1

This is the highest tested rating possible and is achieved by scoring in the 90th percentile on the USPTA Certification Exam. Tennis professionals must have a minimum of three years' teaching experience and be 22 years old. Professional 1 members are commonly considered for director of tennis or head tennis professional job opportunities. They should be able to develop lesson programs, direct activities, manage pro shop operations and oversee a tennis facility. A Professional 1 also should be able to handle employee relations tasks such as hiring, developing budgets, directing communications and serving as an integral part of the facility management team.

Welcome to my USPTA personal Web site. USPTApro.com has been created as a valuable resource for every tennis enthusiast. It helps me reach my students, friends, club members and potential clients to keep them abreast of everything in tennis.

Along with personal information, such as my biography, facility, news, events, lessons and tennis tips, there is a carefully selected list of links with sites of interest to everyone, whether they’re tennis players, fans or just people looking around.

Currently on my site you will see information on lesson prices and the new summer programs. In the news segment you can read about the MOVTA summer league and new quick start program.

We feel this will be an exciting an innovative summer of tennis, with more parents participating, more young players entering the game along with our top players and the elite programs.

Consider signing up for the getcourtside.com program, I would like to see as many players sign up so we can build a network of players and use the internet to our advantage.

Check out tennisplayer.net, it is a really neat site where you can check out videos about our game.

 

 

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