DES MOINES, IA, February 19, 2014 (Press-News.org) The United States Professional Tennis Association, or USPTA, has recently honored James Huneke with an Elite Tennis Professional Certification. James Huneke, who has been providing people with professional instruction for many years, is proud to have received his USPTA certification, and looks forward to continuing his career as a quality tennis instructor.
As a USTPA professional, James Huneke promises to provide his students with expert tennis instruction that is supported by a well-recognized and highly-respected tennis organization. James long ago established himself as both a skilled tennis player and instructor, committed to passing on his knowledge and expertise of the game to eager and willing students seeking professional instruction. James Huneke has delivered expert tennis instruction and coaching since 1997, shortly after his graduation from St. Cloud University.
James Huneke has been a member of the United States Professional Tennis Association for over eight years. An avid tennis player for most of his life, James developed a knack for the game very early on, leading to a leading role on the St. Cloud University Division II Tennis team from 1996 to 1999. James Huneke exhibited a strong understanding of tennis fundamentals and a deep appreciation for the spirit of competition. His leadership in college transferred easily into his multiple roles as a tennis coach, mentor and club professional.
James Huneke is also proud to be a 25 year member of the United States Tennis Association. His work with people of any and all ages has inspired many to pursue a career in professional tennis. As a specialist in the Quickstart tennis methodology, James Huneke is able to easily identify the holes in people's games and help them focuses on the areas they need the most improvement. Many of his colleagues and students have praised James Huneke for his ability to create dramatic and fast improvements in people's ability to play tennis.
Every player, regardless of their level of skill or ability, deserves the chance to hone their tennis skills and become a competitor. James Huneke works diligently with his students to develop their swings, approaches, reactions and strategies. The game of tennis may be complex, but many players don't have a thorough grasp or understanding of the game's basic fundamentals. Though many actively watch professional tennis on television, it is hard for amateur players to accurately mimic the play of seasoned professionals, people who have devoted many years of practice to the development of their tennis skills.
James Huneke has been a highly-regarded tennis professional for many different clubs and organizations. Amongst these are the Quincy Racket Club and the Quincy Country Club, both located in the small community of Quincy, Illinois. James Huneke has also been both an assistant and a head coach for many high school tennis teams, leading his players to success in both Illinois and in Minnesota. His experience and skill set are the factors that have made his career as a tennis professional so successful. James Huneke has provided many students of all ages the ability to better understand tennis and to vastly improve the quality of their games.
About: Tennis Pro James Huneke loves and excels at both tennis and tennis instruction.
James Huneke Announces USPTA Certification as an Elite Tennis Professional
James Huneke, an experienced Minnesota tennis pro, received his Elite Professional certification in 2012.
2014-02-19
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[Press-News.org] James Huneke Announces USPTA Certification as an Elite Tennis ProfessionalJames Huneke, an experienced Minnesota tennis pro, received his Elite Professional certification in 2012.

