Six Sigma Tennis

In 3 Hours or less, the sport of tennis is transformed into a simple one that offers its participants unlimited opportunities for success. Whether in preschool or high school, playing on the ITF Junior Circuit or the tennis team at Stanford, or even on the ATP or WTA pro tour, Six Sigma Tennis students are required to master 3 things with a tennis ball: 1. Hit it Over the Net 2. Place it Inside the Lines 3. Do It Every Single Time. Six Sigma Tennis was designed by a former Stanford Tennis USPTA Pro, USTA Official and Six Sigma Champion to assist instructors/coaches/pros (educators) in helping their students, as well as to assist self-motivated, self-guided athletes (students) help themselves. The Six Sigma Tennis program has revolutionized how people view the Sport of Tennis and more importantly, how mastering the sport also teaches students the path to unlimited success on and off the court.

Steven Falk, author of “Six Sigma Tennis,” is a certified tennis instructor by the U.S. Professional Tennis Association and also is a certified umpire and referee by the United States Tennis Association. He is a former tennis instructor for Stanford Tennis where he applied ISO standards, Six Sigma methodologies, Total Quality Management, the Malcolm Baldrige Quality Award Program and Lockheed Martin Zero Defects practices for the first time to athletics. Falk gained his corporate experience and recognition as a Six Sigma Champion working with organizations such as Carlson Companies, Siemens, General Electric, Lockheed Martin and The Walt Disney Company. More information is available at www.StevenFalk.com.