Tennis in the Cold!!!
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Permalink Reply by Tim Prapong on -
After hitting during the day, I've been hitting the gym and hitting the boxing bag, or do cycling intervals. After I have a hot shower, then I go back to hit with several layers.
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Permalink Reply by Mark / The Mayor on -
Interesting. I thought you lived in CA Tim? How cold could it be?
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Permalink Reply by Kelvinator on -
hey it can be cold in Cali! 60 degrees is freezing! lol
kt
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Permalink Reply by Tim Prapong on
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you're makin' those midwesterners and east coast folks feel even colder, eh? lol
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Permalink Reply by Tim Prapong on
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I play until 9:30pm so it got down to 44 last week. Not bad, but enough to get muscles cold and tight, especially the lower back and hips.
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Permalink Reply by Danielle Duce on -
We played the other night it was 24 degrees... it was a little crazy!
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Permalink Reply by Tim Prapong on
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24 degrees? Now that's beyond tennis weather.
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Permalink Reply by Kelvinator on
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did the ball freeze to the court?
kt
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Permalink Reply by Deb W on -
Ok, I'm in CO - I know cold!! Get an ice scraper that comes with a mitten on it. Take the scraper out. Put your racket handle in. Put on a golf glove underneath so you don't lose your feel, and you're all set. This works in almost all cases. Looks a bit odd, but keeps your hand warm. Sometimes the golf glove alone works.
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Permalink Reply by Mark / The Mayor on
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LOL! You have to be seriously in need of tennis to convert that scraper mitten! And what about the tennis balls freezing and getting hard as rocks! Can't use high altitude balls in the winter, right?
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Permalink Reply by Tim Prapong on
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hahaha! That's hardcore. A mitten and a golf glove. Don't they sell those socks that heat up at REI? They're for cycling, but they should make them for Deb.
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