The Polo Training Foundation was founded in 1967 to teach polo to young people and now sponsors clinics, competitions, and tournaments for all ages. Based in Old Westbury, New York, the Foundation aims to inspire the next generation of polo players through USPA-hosted clinics that teach youths the rules and encourage involvement, covering topics like rights of way and proper technique. It also offers scholarships to members attending universities with polo programs.

2.  Attorney Lisa M. Nousek aids plaintiffs and
defendants in complex civil litigation
matters in state and federal courts as a
partner of Boies, Schiller & Flexner, LLP. An
avid equestrienne and polo player, Lisa M.
Nousek encourages others to participate in
the sport by supporting the Polo Training
Foundation.
Founded in 1967, the Polo Training
Foundation has spent nearly 40 years
spreading information and enthusiasm
about the game of polo.

3.  Initially created to teach the sport to young people,
the organization now sponsors clinics, competitions,
and tournaments for people of all ages. Although
based out Old Westbury, New York, the Polo Training
Foundation has garnered an international reputation
for sportsmanship and goodwill.
One of the Polo Training Foundation's most important
goals is to inspire the next generation of polo players.
To this end, it administers United States Polo
Association-hosted clinics. These classes teach youths
about the rules of the sport and encourage them to
get their family and friends involved.

4.  During these sessions, students learn
about concepts such as rights of way,
the line of the ball, proper foot mallet
usage and the “man, line, ball” principle.
Additionally, the Polo Training
Foundation has offered scholarships
since 2011 to members who are
attending a university with a polo
program.