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Directions to the NYKATA Korean Tennis School

NYKATA Korean Tennis School is a subsidiary of NYKATA.
NYKATA established this tennis school in 2004 to promote tennis for Korean-Americans in New York metropolitan area.
Its courts are in the USTA National Tennis Center, the home of the US Open, in New York City. Now school runs 6 indoor courts for its school hours and 6 professional coaches.

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Official name: NYKATA Korean Tennis School (KTS)

Principal Chong Luke Park

교장 박종권

Coach Sam Kim(김영삼) 15 years of coaching experience Korean Tennis Club 경기부장(05) 경기도 대표 도민체전 출전(95) KPTA 1급 지도자(91), 생활체육 2급지도자(89) 전국 지도자부 복식우승(89거북이대회 )	Coach Dae Kim (김대중) 14 years of coaching experience Founder and Co-director 'Dae Tae Tennis' Personal coach of top juniors
Coach Tae Byon (변태일) 10 years of coaching experience USTA National Tennis Center staff Co-director 'Dae Tae Tennis' USPTA & USPTR certification Played with world top 50 professional players Professional staff at the Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton Full tennis scholarship to Univ. of Stony Brook	Coach Jordan Richman Joined in 2005, 12 years teaching experience Director, Rockaway Hunting Country Club's Junior Camp Full tennis scholarship at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (Division1/Big 10) Played in the 1990 Junior U.S. Open doubles tournament Prolific Junior Career: "PSAL Championship", the "Mayors Cup" singles trophy, and the prestigious "Ironhorse" award etc.
Coach Justyna Wereszka Joined NYKATA in 2007 Coach, St. John's Univ. (1st Women's Div.) 10 years of coaching experience including in California & Florida Top junior player in Poland. Played in lots of open tournaments in Europe.

USTA 내셔널테니스센터 실내구장에서 개학식을 가진 2005~06 코리안테니스
스쿨 학생들이 뉴욕한인테니스협회 관계자들과 함께 기념촬영을 하고 있다. [Flushing, New York, 11/04/05]

place: USTA National Tennis Center Indoor courts
hour: Every Friday night 8:30 to 10:00
term: October to May
who: over 6 years old, up to 100 years old
classes: 6 courts (beginner I & II, intermediate, advanced)
fee*: Individual $990 , Family: Special Discount** for Family Member
contact: Kiyong Kim 917-747-3593 (김기용 간사) or
Chong G. Park 917-656-1383 (박종권 협회장)

Directions
to the NYKATA Korean Tennis School
한인테니스학교 찾아오시는 길

뉴욕한인테니스학교는 USTA National Tennis Center 내 Indoor Court 에서 열립니다.

Due to the construction, temporarily use Parking Lot #A
-> USTA NATIONAL TENNIS CENTER: Flushing Meadow Corona Park
718-592-8000
-> NYKATA Tennis School: 문의) 917-656-1383 / 917-747-3593

By Subway<7번 전철>

Take the IRT #7 Flushing subway from either Times Square or Grand Central to the Citi Field/Willets Point Station. The USTA National Tennis Center is about a three-minute walk down the ramp from the station.

OR: Take the IND "E" or "F" trains to Roosevelt Avenue and transfer upstairs to the IRT #7 train (Flushing bound) subway to the Citi Field/Willets Point Station. The USTA National Tennis Center is about a three-minute walk down the ramp from the station.

By Railroad

The Long Island Railroad Port Washington branch departs from Penn Station to the Mets-Willets Point Station. Mets-Willets Point is located between Woodside and Flushing Main Street and is served seasonally for special events. Special Mets-Willets Point timetables showing this service are published during the baseball season and for the U.S. Open Tennis event. You may contact the MTA for schedule information at: (718) 217-5477.

Driving

FROM NEW YORK CITY: Take the RFK Bridge (formerly Triborough) to the Grand Central Parkway East. Exit the Grand Central Parkway East at Exit 9E – I-678/RT-25A East/Northern Boulevard East. Then take the Citi Field Stadium exit. At the traffic light, make a right onto Stadium Road. Take that road straight through the traffic light and make a left at the second stop sign. The USTA National Tennis Center is located on your right.

FROM BROOKLYN: Take the Brooklyn–Queens Expressway (BQE) to the Grand Central Parkway East. Exit the Grand Central Parkway East at Exit 9E – I-678/RT-25A East/Northern Boulevard East. Then take the Citi Field Stadium exit. At the traffic light, make a right onto Stadium Road. Take that road straight through the traffic light and make a left at the second stop sign. The USTA National Tennis Center is located on your right.

FROM LONG ISLAND: Take the Long Island Expressway to the Grand Central Parkway (West), exit at the Tennis Center exit 9P. At the end of the exit ramp make a left. Then at stop sign make a right onto Meridian Road. The USTA National Tennis Center is located on your right.

Or take the Long Island Expressway (West) exit at College Point Blvd. Take College Point Blvd. to Avery Avenue, making a left onto Avery Avenue. Go to the corner stop sign and make a right. Follow that road till you get to a stop sign and make a right. Go straight and The USTA National Tennis Center is located on your left.

FROM CONNECTICUT/WESTCHESTER (PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS CONSTRUCTION ON THE WHITESTONE BRIDGE. PLEASE PLAN ACCORDINGLY): Take I-95 to the Whitestone Bridge to the Grand Central Parkway and follow the signs to Exit 25 A East, Northern Blvd./Citi Field Stadium.

FROM NORTHERN NEW JERSEY: Take the George Washington Bridge to the Major Deegan Expressway (South). Then take the RFK Bridge (formerly Triborough) to the Grand Central Parkway East. Exit the Grand Central Parkway East at Exit 9E– I-678/RT-25A East/Northern Boulevard East. Then take the Citi Field Stadium exit. At the traffic light, make a right onto Stadium Road. Take that road straight through the traffic light and make a left at the second stop sign. The USTA National Tennis Center is located on your right.

FROM SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY: Take the Verrazzano Bridge to the Brooklyn – Queens Expressway to the Grand Central Parkway East. Exit the Grand Central Parkway East at Exit 9E – I-678/RT-25A East/Northern Boulevard East. Then take the Citi Field Stadium exit. At the traffic light, make a right onto Stadium Road. Take that road straight through the traffic light and make a left at the second stop sign. The USTA National Tennis Center is located on your right.