Made in the shades

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More and more tennis players are beginning to wear sunglasses on the court. New designs are making sunglasses more comfortable. When buying glasses look for treated lenses that block out UV light and an anti-refection coating will cut down on glare.

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Swing time

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Issues are presented concerning the importance of choosing the correct weight and length of a tennis racquet which is to be used by a child. The graduated lengths of racquet available from manufacturers are discussed.

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5 summer sizzlers

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Five tennis rackets are evaluated for performance and adaptability to different styles of play. The Wilson Profile 3.0 Aire Shell ($199) is rated as the top all-court racket.

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