• Filipino Tennis Association Kuwait

• FilTennis Club of Edmonton, Canada

• Filipino Tennis League, Doha, Qatar

• Tamaraw Tennis Club, Ontario, Canada

• Filipino Tennis Association, Virginia, USA

• Philippine Australia Tennis Association of Sydney Inc.

To integrate advanced sports science principles and tennis-playing knowledge in a personalised approach to total player development with individual programmes that support a balance between the pursuit of sporting excellence, academic achievement, and a balanced lifestyle.

This will be achieved with a comprehensive personal training and goal achievement plan based around a player's competitive schedule. This plan will integrate physical conditioning, technical and tactical coaching, and mental training to maximise performance.

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• The Code is not an antidote for willful cheating; instead, it constitutes a way for honest players to employ the same approach to various situations so that neither takes advantage of the other.

• The oldest tradition in tennis is to give your opponent the benefit of the doubt; this means that any ball that cannot be called out with surety is presumed to be good and continues in play.

• All players should cooperate to attain accuracy in making line calls.

• No point should be replayed because a player is not sure whether a ball was in or out.

• Any call of out or let must be made instantaneously; otherwise, the ball continues in play.

• Don't practice the "two chance" option.

• Don't enlist the aid of a spectator in making a call.

• Don't stall, sulk, complain or practice unethical games-manship.  Instead, conduct yourself in such a fashion as to make the match fun for all participants.

• No system of rules will cover every specific situation, but following the principles of The Code should by extrapolation provide a solution for any problem

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