The United States Tennis Association (USTA) and the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition (PCSFN) have partnered to improve health and wellness across the country. This collaboration was announced at the Miami Open, with guests from the White House in attendance, including second gentleman Douglas Emhoff.
Through this partnership, the PCSFN and USTA aim to bring national health and nutrition programs to communities where tennis is played. By working together, they hope to make a significant difference in improving health and wellness for Americans.
The PCSFN, established in 1956, is a federal advisory committee focused on promoting nutrition and physical activity. They recognize the importance of sports like tennis in promoting healthy lifestyles and are committed to working with organizations like the USTA to make a positive impact.
Emhoff emphasized the impact of this collaboration on real lives, recognizing the USTA’s dedication to this important work. He expressed gratitude to the USTA for their efforts and highlighted the administration’s commitment to addressing issues like hunger and promoting healthy communities.
With the support of organizations like the USTA and the dedication of leaders like those in the Biden-Harris Administration, progress can continue to be made in promoting healthier lifestyles for Americans. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to advancing nutrition, physical activity, and overall well-being in communities where sports like tennis are enjoyed.
