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Shannon B.

Mar 6, 2014

Shannon B.

So I'm starting tennis and I don't know what I need. Like I know a tennis racket and stuff but I don't know in clothes.
I know a sports bra. What do you girls wear for sports in the cold and warm?

Shiro M.

Mar 6, 2014

Shiro M.

For cold weather, long sleeve shirts, hoodies, and leggings. For warm weather, tank tops, t shirts, and shorts. Make sure you get quality shoes too, you don't want to injure yourself. Have fun :)

Autumn Hope F.

Mar 6, 2014

Autumn Hope F.

Definitely a water bottle and granola bars (or other snack), though you probably already know that. I don't know about clothes, though, except for tennis shoes (duh).

Shannon B.

Mar 6, 2014

Shannon B.

Thank you, :)
I have the tennis shoes already. I'm actually going shopping for the stuff I need for tennis. Starting Monday
Autumn, I actually didn't think about the water and snacks! That is so important, thank you!

Faith K.

Mar 6, 2014

Faith K.

You NEED warm ups and I strongly suggest an earband I play everyday and when your at tournaments they are life savers.

Faith K.

Mar 6, 2014

Faith K.

Also I love gram crackers for snacks they pull you over and aren't too much hope you have a blast playing!! It's the best!

Shannon B.

Mar 6, 2014

Shannon B.

Thank you girls :)
I don't have to worry about the balls since the school provides them for us but I will remember the bug spray, I'll looking into all the stuff you said girls :)
Gram crackers sound amazing :D

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