Tennis Industry Statistics/Demographics
Interested in finding information on average incomes of Tennis Pros, Head Pro, Director of Tennis, etc..., in the US. Can anyone give me some feedback on the best place I can access these figures?
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Permalink Reply by CoachV - William Vazquez on -
There are different types of pros and Levels. Also it Depends on Location and Clients.
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Permalink Reply by Todd Scott on -
It does vary depending on location, etc. Here are some links to get you started:
http://www.salarylist.com/all-head-tennis-professional-real-jobs-sa...
http://www.ehow.com/facts_7176451_average-tennis-player-salary.html
http://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/tennis-pro-salary-SRCH_KO0,10.htm
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Permalink Reply by John Spoerl on -
Im a pro at a commuter club and its good for 3-4 grand a month. (I teach 7 clinics a week and lots of privates) and pay 25% to my director.
A junior coordinator makes a salary on top of the privates. That's what I strive to be next. That's when I would get benefits too.
A head pro or tennis director would make all their private money, salary, and 20% or more from every pro working there
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Permalink Reply by John Spoerl on
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I am associate tennis pro at Natomas Racquet club. Here in sacramento california
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Permalink Reply by Mark / The Mayor on -
Thanks for sharing this.
What is a commuter club? I've never heard that term before.
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Permalink Reply by John Spoerl on
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The opposite would be a neighborhood club.
We are in the middle of a business park... people have to drive to us. There are no retired familiies in the surrounding neighborhoods to teach tennis lessons to their over-privileged kids. So after work/school hours I am busy but I struggle to fill up my teaching book in the mornings
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Permalink Reply by Hal Wagner on -
Dang, director takes 20% of your lesson rev., I took 0% of my staff privates, but I did pay them hourly for groups. Anywhere from $35 to $50hr plus a bonus. No bennies.
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