Sunnyvale Tennis Classes
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Decathlon Club
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Private and Group Tennis Instruction
1 session available for $41.00
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Urska Dvorsek
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Private Tennis and Hitting Lessons
1 session available for $40.00
I have been teaching tennis for 10 years in Europe as well as in California. I have played Division I college tennis (received full scholarship) for four…
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Euro School of Tennis
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Euro School of Tennis
1 session available for FREE
Euro School of Tennis offers a variety of United States Tennis Association (USTA)approved programs, such as QuickStart Tennis, Cardio Tennis & Cardio Tennis…
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Bill Cole
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Bill Cole Tennis School
1 session available for $75.00
Thank you for your interest in my tennis coaching programs. I teach all skill levels, from beginners to professionals, and I teach every technique…
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Fairbrae Swim and Racquet Club
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Tennis Instruction
3-4 students per class
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Ashley Tavita
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Winter Lodge
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Lader Oaks Swim Fitness and Tennis Club
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Daniel Hiddleson
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Kona Kai Swim Racquet Club
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Foothills Tennis Swimming Club
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Tex Swain
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Santa Clara Broncos
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Almaden Valley Athletic Club
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Tennis: Beginner Class
Want to learn how to play Tennis? This class is for you. A fun, fast-paced class while meeting others.
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About Tennis
Tennis is a game in which players on opposite sides of a low net strike a hollow rubber ball with the aid of a racquet. The term "tennis" derives from the French word tenez, which means "take heed" - a warning from the server to the receiver. A fitting name, as pros can hit the ball up to 160 mph!
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Sam – February 12, 2009
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Tennis is a great way to get exercise and socialize with friends
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