Rogers First Set is Tennis Canada's national participation program, developed and implemented in collaboration with Provincial and Territorial Tennis Associations. There are four program pillars: Try, Learn, Play, and Compete. Designed to introduce new individuals to tennis and retain athletes in the sport, the program focuses on the Try, Learn, and Play pillars.
Rogers First Set - Tennis for Youth Resources
CLICK HERE to complete the Rogers First Set Online Modules & access the Rogers First Set Resources
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Learn & Play Curriculum Guide
The Learn & Play Curriculum Guide takes your through the details of how the Rogers First Set program works and various “tools” that can be used to enhance delivery.
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Learn & Play Activities
The Learn & Play Activities Resource includes over 60 activities that are used in all phases of the Try, Learn, & Play resources.
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Learn & Play Sessions
The Learn & Play Sessions document is a comprehensive program that includes 9, 4-8 week lesson plans & camp plans for each of Red, Orange & Green ball levels.
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Try Event Guide
The Try Event Guide is a tool to support organizations that deliver Rogers First Set to host a quality TRY event for new people to tennis.
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Play Day Guide
The Play Day Guide is a tool to support organizations that deliver Rogers First Set to host a quality PLAY day for participants to experience and helps build their identity as a “tennis player”.
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Safe Sport Resource
The Safe Sport resource equips Rogers First Set leaders with the tools to ensure a safe environment at all times.
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Skills Checklist
The skills checklist is a Rogers First Set coaches tool to identify the skills they should be focusing on throughout a childs journey through each ROG level of the program.
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Videos
A playlist of all Rogers First Set Activities.
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