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    Delray Beach Tennis Complex

    Delray Beach Tennis Complex

    3.6(16 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    My two female friends and I attended a beginner tennis lesson with Glenn Muller. During the lesson,…read morehe made sexist and inappropriate comments. For example, he said, "Women don't listen" and "You are hitting like a girl." He then went into a metaphor about how he was the lion and we were the lionesses. He talked about how the lionesses go out and hunt and bring the food back to the lion. He kept saying how we needed to listen to the lion. He then stated, and I am quoting his exact words, "The lion can have sex with all of the lionesses, but the lioness can only have sex with one lion." I interrupted him before he could continue, and I was genuinely scared to know what he would have said if I had not interjected. I said "Please stop with the sexual comments. They are making me uncomfortable." He then told me that I do not get to tell him what he can and cannot say during his tennis lessons and that he "didn't make it up about the lions. It is just designed by God that way." I should have walked out of the lesson. Later, he said, "I was going to play this game, but I don't want to offend anyone," while looking directly at me. He told me during a previous lesson that another woman had said that he was touching her too much and that she felt uncomfortable. The way he told the story was very dismissive, as if the woman had overreacted. That should have been a red flag for me not to return. This experience has deterred my friends and me from taking classes with other coaches at this complex. It is concerning that the complex employs coaches like Glenn Muller. I am hesitant to return to the complex because I would be repulsed to run into him again. It is very clear that Glenn Muller should not continue as a tennis instructor, especially for women and young girls. His sexist comments, sexual metaphors, and degrading attitude should not be tolerated.

    We're fortunate to have such a fantastic tennis center right here in Delray Beach. Most of the…read moreyear, it's a place where you can simply book a court by the hour and play -- I've done it myself, and the experience is excellent. But the real highlight of this facility is when it transforms into a stage for top-tier tournaments. Each year it hosts the Delray Open, where you can catch some of the biggest names in the sport. The stadium is a gem -- intimate and well-designed, so you're close to the action, unlike the massive venues at events like the US Open. I recently attended the Davis Cup matches here and saw some incredible tennis, including Taylor Fritz (World #5) and Jakub Mensik (World #17, and only 20 years old). If you enjoy tennis, it's fun to play here anytime -- but it's truly special when they host a tournament. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

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    Rick Macci Tennis Academy - Rick Macci Tennis Academy

    Rick Macci Tennis Academy

    2.9(7 reviews)
    11.3 mi

    If you are in search of the best tennis academy to take your child to college or the pro level,…read morethis is the place to be. I played college D1 tennis myself and my goal is to offer the best training for my daughter to be the best she can be. The legend Rick Macci and his daily speeches are priceless that not only help you on the court but in the game of life. But what really mattered to me was there are so many awesome coaches there all working to refine the kids tennis skills. Steve, Bryne, Tanesta, Arther, the legend Gerard and many more that train and do fitness really helped my daughter immensely. I am definitely gonna come back and actually plan to bring her here full-time. This is the place Venus and Serena Williams trained for many years so they know what they're doing. Really!!!! There are a few reviews here that are absolutely bogus. Thank you guys for making the experience for my wife, my son and exciting my daughter to take it to the next level with her tennis. Dr. D

    Hi, I highly…read morerecommend reading this email in its entirety, as I am writing genuinely for the benefit and protection of your tournament--not out of malice, frustration, or an attempt to challenge a match result. I'm reaching out as a business-to-business courtesy regarding an incident during this evening's matches, shortly before the official lightning and rain delay was called. A player in your tournament, who is a minor, asked whether play could be stopped because the court had become wet and slippery and lightning was visibly striking overhead. The opposing player also attempted to address the court conditions, yet those concerns were disregarded. Rather than stopping to assess the conditions or even allowing both players to fully voice their concerns, the referee repeatedly pointed toward the court and spoke to the player in a manner demanding that she continue playing. The player subsequently lost a point after being unable to safely run for a ball on the wet court. Only moments later, play was officially suspended because of the rain and lightning. To be very clear, we are not contacting you to dispute the point or the outcome. That is not the purpose of this email. Our concern is specifically the referee's judgment, conduct, and disregard for the safety concerns being raised by both players. From a professional standpoint, this is concerning from both a safety and liability perspective. Consider, hypothetically, that this interaction may have been captured on video: a minor expressing that she did not feel safe because of visible lightning and slippery court conditions, the opposing player also attempting to raise concerns, and an official nevertheless repeatedly directing her to continue playing. If an injury had occurred immediately afterward, such a recording could present a particularly concerning account of how clearly communicated safety concerns were handled and could expose the tournament and those responsible for the event to significant scrutiny and potential liability. That hypothetical alone demonstrates why this should be taken seriously. A tournament should never be in a position where a recording could show a minor raising an immediate safety concern, having that concern dismissed, and being directed to continue competing in potentially dangerous conditions. This is not about winning or losing a point. It is about ensuring that young players can raise legitimate safety concerns without being ignored, intimidated, or pressured to continue. Thankfully, nobody was injured. I'm bringing this directly to your attention because I believe addressing the referee's conduct and reinforcing appropriate safety procedures now is far preferable to having a similar situation result in an avoidable injury in the future.

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