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Dynamic Tennis Warm-ups

The USTA partnered with nationally renowned fitness expert Mark Verstegen to produce Dynamic Tennis Warm-ups. This is the most comprehensive resource on tennis-specific exercises to help tennis players gain strength, speed, and flexibility while warming up effectively. This DVD includes three 10-minute dynamic warm-up routines designed to prepare players for the types of movements they will need to cover the court effectively. Source: Human Kinetics (Length: 45 minutes)

The USTA partnered with nationally renowned fitness expert Mark Verstegen to produce Dynamic Tennis Warm-ups. This is the most comprehensive resource on tennis-specific exercises to help tennis players gain strength, speed, and flexibility while warming up effectively. This DVD includes three 10-minute dynamic warm-up routines designed to prepare players for the types of movements they will need to cover the court effectively. Source: Human Kinetics (Length: 45 minutes)

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