Pat Lomshek, assistant teaching pro helps Jarvis Stirn with his swing Saturday night at First Serve Tennis, 5600 Clinton Parkway. This was the first wheelchair clinic they have held and hope to do more clinics in the future.
Mike Bottary grips his tennis racket and gets ready to take off in his wheel chair. One of the challenges in wheel chair tennis is holding onto the racket and pushing the wheel chair at the same time.
Mike Bottary,Leavenworth practices his serve saturday night at First Serve Tennis, 5600 Clinton Parkway. Saturday night was the wheelchair tennis clinic but First Serve Tennis hopes to do more clinics and even put a team together.
Jarvis Stirn, Lawrence laughs during the Wheelchair tennis clinic Saturday at First Serve Tennis. This was the first wheelchair tennis clinic that First Serve Tennis has held but they hope to do more in the future. In Wheelchair tennis the ball can bounce twice instead of once.
Mike Bottary,Leavenworth practices his serve saturday night at First Serve Tennis, 5600 Clinton Parkway. Saturday night was the wheelchair tennis clinic but First Serve Tennis hopes to do more clinics and even put a team together.
Jarvis Stirn,left, Lawrence, hits around with Connie Robertson, wheelchair tennis coach Saturday evening at First Serve Tennis, 5600 Clinton Parkway. Saturday night was the first wheelchair tennis clinic at First Serve Tennis and First Serve Tennis hopes to have more clinics in the future. In Wheelchair tennis the ball is allowed to bounce twice instead of one.
Jarvis Stirn switches the wheels from his sports wheelchair to his regualr wheelchair after the Wheelchair tennis clinic at First Serve Tennis, 5600 Clinton Parkway. First Serve Tennis hopes to do more clinics in the future and even put a team together.
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