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How to Easily Organize Group Activities for Tennis

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How to Easily Organize Group Activities for Tennis

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Endorsed by the USTA!

Great for Kids Tennis Clubs, Schools, and Tennis Camps, Tennis Skillastics was designed to give children the opportunity to play tennis in a fun, non-threatening, and structured environment. It's an excellent tool in motivating children who are picking up a racquet for the first time.

The 26 activities in Tennis Skillastics include a mixture of all the basic tennis skills and activities for individual, partner and team participation. Tennis Skillastics develops hand/eye coordination, improves concentration and creates interest in a lifetime sport.
Tennis Skillastics includes:

o 5' x 7' reinforced nylon activity mat
o Six (6) miniature reinforced nylon activity mats
o Six (6) multi-colored die
o Six (6) multi-colored beanbags
o Detailed Colored Instructional manual
o How to Run a Kids' Tennis Club Leaflet
o Convenient Nylon backpack storage bag

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OnCourt OffCourt published this 0:30 video tutorial on October 25, 2017. It has been watched 228 times on YouTube.

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