Tennis Camps in Houston - King Daddy Sports

Here is our outline what the "New Normal" will look like for our Indoor Summer Tennis Camps at Chancellors Family Center

1. Social Distancing

Each coach will have numerous dots and cones to reiterate spacing between players and coaches. Each coach will receive on court training with our camp directors as well concerning best practices to keep our committed spacing between all campers and staff.

2. Ball Handling

We have compiled a Contactless system where coaches and students would NOT share in touching any tennis balls. If you want more exact info, please email me back and I will share our planned system with you.

3. Masks

Each coach will be wearing preventative masks

4. Cleaning/Sanitation

We have implemented several new policies and procedures, which follow recommendations from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

We are in constant communication with our employees to reinforce our sanitization safety procedures. We are sanitizing high-traffic public areas at an increased frequency.

Public touch points, such as handrails, door handles, and knobs are cleaned multiple times throughout the week with a special EPA approved disinfectant called Vital Oxide which has a residual cleaning agent that lasts up to 5 days after use.
Surfaces such as front desk, counters and tables are wiped regularly with cleaning agents.
Hand sanitizer stations are located throughout the club.

Our summer camps will also require all the full day campers + staff to wash hands at 10:30, 12:00, 1:00 and 2:30, Half day campers will wash at the halfway point for their camp.

5. Testing

King Daddy will request staff to get tested prior to working Summer camps. We will follow CDC guidelines as far as how often testing is required or suggested for staffing.

6. Camp Registration Limits

For the first time, we will have strict limits on # of players that can register for summer camps. This will be on a first come first serve basis. Information on exact numbers could fluctuate given any new orders by the State, County, or City.

7. Drop in Campers

At this time, we will NOT have any Drop In Campers.

. Water

Campers will need to bring their own water jugs

Finally -

If the State, County, City change the current outline for summer camps, some of the above criteria could be adjusted or lifted.

OUR CONCERN FOR OUR 2020 CAMPS IS SAFETY FIRST! We know this camp season is the start of the "New Normal". It will feel different. Our objectives will be to still provide a great camp experience for your child. That said, we will do so under the new and current guidelines.

LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU AGAIN THIS SUMMER!!!