ABOUT
JOURDYN FORSYTH
OWNER / OPERATOR
TENNIS CANADA INSTRUCTOR
PRESIDENT OF THE PARIS TENNIS CLUB
Jourdyn's journey with tennis began at a young age, influenced by her family's love for the sport. Starting at the Lada Tennis Academy in Ancaster at age 7 marked the beginning of her dedication to tennis. As her involvement in the sport deepened, so did her passion and commitment, leading her to compete in tournaments. During her high school years, she claimed the title of undefeated girls singles champion in Brant County.
Her affinity for tennis naturally transitioned into coaching, driven by a desire to share her passion and expertise with others. Becoming a certified Tennis Canada Instructor allowed her to channel her enthusiasm for the sport into guiding and inspiring aspiring athletes towards their goals. Throughout her kinesiology degree at McMaster University and her Master's at Brock University, Jourdyn continued to both coach and compete, contributing her talents to the McMaster and Brock Women's Varsity Tennis teams.
In her coaching journey, Jourdyn has found fulfillment in nurturing athletes' skills and witnessing their progress firsthand. She firmly believes that tennis is a sport for all ages, and her dedication to coaching reflects that it's never too late to discover or rediscover a passion for sport.
MCMASTER SPORT MEDICINE
FIELD THERAPIST
During her time with the McMaster Sport Medicine team, Jourdyn served as a field therapist for the men’s varsity, women’s varsity, and women’s junior varsity tennis teams. This role underscored the critical link between athlete health and peak performance. Integrating her personal passion for tennis with the medical intricacies of athletics, Jourdyn gained valuable insights into the importance of maintaining athletes' wellness. This experience reinforced her belief in the collaboration between coaching and sports medicine, emphasizing the significance of preventative, evaluative, and rehabilitative approaches to injury management in athletes.