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Etcheberry Experience Signs as PTR Corporate Member

Hilton Head Island, SC - - Professional Tennis Registry (PTR) announced that Etcheberry Experience has signed on as a PTR Corporate Member. The Etcheberry Experience provides PTR members discounted prices on Etcheberry Strength and Condition Certification, as well as other Etcheberry products and services.

For more than 30 years, Pat Etcheberry has been legendary in the field of sports fitness and movement. His name is synonymous with tennis success, having trained many champions including Agassi, Courier and Sampras, who have raised the victor’s trophy at more than 90 Grand Slams and countless Masters. A former Olympian himself, Etcheberry has trained 15 Olympic Medalists.

Etcheberry offers a certification program to share his fitness, strength and conditioning philosophy and techniques with coaches and trainers. Etcheberry Certification is available to PTR members for $125 off the regular price and earns five PTR MAP points. In addition, PTR members receive 10% off other Etcheberry products, such as instructional DVDs and training aids.

In February, Pat Etcheberry is scheduled to be a presenter at the PTR International Tennis Symposium on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, and will have an exhibit at the Symposium’s Tennis Trade Show where all the Etcheberry products and services will be on display. Etcheberry Certification will also be offered at the Symposium. For more information, call PTR Headquarters at 843-785-7244 or visit www.ptrtennis.org http://www.ptrtennis.org or www.etcheberryexperience.com http://www.etcheberryexperience.com

PTR is the largest global organization of tennis teaching professionals with more than 14,000 members in 122 countries. It has the greatest percentage of multicultural and women members of any such organization. PTR is dedicated to educating, certifying and servicing tennis teachers and coaches around the world in order to grow the game.

Posted on November 18, 2009
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