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... WTA 25 Doubles 3). These athletes are not the only successes to come from our tennis academy. A few of the alumni from our tennis academy include: * Sofya Zhuk - claimed the title of Wimbledon, Jr. ...

Ensure a high degree of safety for both indoor tennis and pickleball facilities. Inspect areas on a regular basis to assure quality levels are maintained. Ensure applicable WTA, USTA, and PPA ...

Ensure a high degree of safety for both indoor tennis and pickleball facilities. Inspect areas on a regular basis to assure quality levels are maintained. Ensure applicable WTA, USTA, and PPA ...

Ensure a high degree of safety for both indoor tennis and pickleball facilities. Inspect areas on a regular basis to assure quality levels are maintained. Ensure applicable WTA, USTA, and PPA ...

Ensure a high degree of safety for both indoor tennis and pickleball facilities. Inspect areas on a regular basis to assure quality levels are maintained. Ensure applicable WTA, USTA, and PPA ...

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How much do wta tennis jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 5, 2026, the average hourly pay for wta tennis in the United States is $21.09, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.66 and $25.72 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A WTA Tennis job refers to a role within the Women's Tennis Association (WTA), the global governing body for professional women's tennis. Jobs in the WTA can range from event management and marketing to player relations and coaching. Employees help organize tournaments, promote the sport, and support players' professional careers. Positions may require experience in sports management, media, or athletic training, depending on the role.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the WTA Tennis position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a WTA Tennis Player, you need exceptional athletic ability, advanced technical tennis skills, and a competitive background in professional or collegiate tournaments. Familiarity with video analysis software, fitness tracking tools, and adherence to anti-doping regulations are standard in this role. Mental resilience, discipline, teamwork, and strong communication with coaches and support staff set top players apart. These abilities are crucial for performing under pressure, improving performance, and sustaining a successful tennis career on the international circuit.

What are some common challenges faced by professional WTA Tennis players, and how can they be addressed?

Professional WTA Tennis players often encounter challenges such as managing a rigorous travel schedule, staying injury-free, and maintaining peak physical and mental health year-round. Balancing training, competition, and recovery can be demanding, requiring effective time management and strong support from coaches, fitness trainers, and medical staff. Players also need to adapt to varying court surfaces and climates around the world. Building a solid routine for rest, nutrition, and mental wellness, as well as collaborating with an experienced team, can help overcome these challenges and sustain long-term success.

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Job description

Global Performance Group (GPG) is looking for a Licensed Massage Therapist to join our sports medicine, rehabilitation, and performance practice in Flowery Branch.


GPG works with a diverse population ranging from professional, collegiate, and high-school athletes to active adults and general-population clients. Our practice has a particular emphasis on baseball, golf, tennis, rotational athletes, orthopedic rehabilitation, and performance.


We are looking for an LMT who is comfortable working in a collaborative environment and is interested in becoming part of a growing sports medicine and performance practice.


The Role


The LMT will provide individualized massage and soft-tissue services to GPG clients while working alongside our rehabilitation and performance team.

Responsibilities may include:

  • Sports and therapeutic massage
  • Soft-tissue and recovery-focused treatment
  • Pre- and post-training treatment
  • Working with athletes during rehabilitation and return-to-sport
  • Communicating with GPG providers when appropriate to coordinate care
  • Maintaining accurate documentation and professional standards
  • Developing strong relationships with GPG clients and athletes
  • Maintaining a clean, professional treatment environment
Who We’re Looking For

The ideal candidate:

  • Holds an active Georgia Massage Therapy License
  • Has an interest in sports medicine, rehabilitation, and human performance
  • Is comfortable working with athletes and active individuals
  • Has strong hands-on skills and an understanding of functional anatomy
  • Communicates well with both clients and other providers
  • Is dependable, professional, and personable
  • Wants to build long-term relationships rather than simply provide one-off massage sessions
  • Is interested in growing alongside GPG


Experience working with athletes, orthopedic conditions, sports massage, or rehabilitation is preferred but not required.

Position Structure

We are open to discussing a structure that makes sense for the right individual, including part-time, independent contractor, or a performance-based arrangement.

The goal is to find someone who wants to become a consistent part of the GPG environment while having the opportunity to grow their own client base through exposure to our existing rehabilitation and performance community.

About Global Performance Group

GPG integrates rehabilitation, sports medicine, and performance under one roof. Our team has experience working across professional baseball, PGA/ATP/WTA tennis and golf, and other professional and collegiate sports.


Our approach is highly individualized and built around collaboration between the athlete, provider, coach, and performance team.


Location: Flowery Branch, Georgia


Interested candidates should send a resume along with a brief introduction outlining their experience, availability, and interest in working within a sports medicine and performance environment.