When I was a little girl I used to go out to the country club with my grandmother and grandfather and watch them play tennis. Almost every weekend they would get together with their friends and enjoyed this time together.
Tennis is one of those games that I know very little about. I’ve never had the pleasure of playing and often wish I had taken tennis lessons as a child. Back in those days, you either learned how to play at school or at the local country club…at least around here.
Fast forward 40 years and now you can get tennis lessons all over the country. Matter of fact, families are flocking to tennis and getting lessons together. How cool is that? I think it’s an awesome way for family members to spend quality time together and get some physical exercise at the same time!

How many of you have heard of Play Your Court? Until now, I’ve never heard of them but so glad that I now know about them!
Play Your Court is a “Better way to Take Tennis Lessons”. They offer the most convenient and affordable way to take tennis lessons. Once you enroll, their pros will come to the tennis court of your choice to teach you or the entire family! This makes it convenient for you because now you have no long commutes, no waiting times and no club memberships to join.
I absolutely love this idea! My family often does things together. For example: we took indoor rock climbing lessons and ballroom dancing lessons last year. It was a great way to get physical exercise, improve our stamina, lose some weight and YES…family bonding time too!

Right now you can get $10 off your first lesson using our coupon & discount code: TWOCLASSYCHICS. That’s right, $10.00 off! It’s a great way to get you outside and into the sunshine for some physical fitness.
You can visit PlayYourCourt online to learn more about the company, their tennis pros and how their services work. Once on their web site you can enter your personal zip code and find a qualified instructor near you. Love that!
So, how many of you know how to play tennis? If you do, do you play regularly or just once in awhile? Do you enjoy watching tennis? Any favorite players? I would love to hear all about it!
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