Tennis Coach

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A tennis coach works with people who want to learn, improve, and compete in tennis.

Coaches work with schools, nonprofits, universities, tennis clubs, and emerging and established professional players.

They players develop skills, build stamina, dexterity, stay focused, and use a range of tactics and strategies within game situations.

Some coaches will be based in one location; others will travel with players to tournaments.

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