The ATP’s tie-up with Sporting Chance, founded by former England and Arsenal soccer captain Tony Adams to help with emotional welfare and addictive disorders, gives players access to therapists experienced in working with elite athletes. “The challenges that all sports and sports professionals are experiencing in the light of this pandemic will be affecting all of us in different ways,” Adams said. “Holding out our hand to those in need at this time is important to me and working with organisations like the ATP is a pleasure – well done Tennis!” As part of another partnership, Headspace will provide free subscriptions to ATP players and employees, giving them access to all 1200+ hours of meditation and mindfulness content. Earlier this month, the ATP also announced a two-year partnership with online learning platform Coursera which will allow players to access over 4,000 courses for free.
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