The king of capitol tennis

Article Abstract:

Dwight Stancil teaches and coaches tennis on three city-owned courts in an area that ranks high in drug dealing and crime. Stancil grew up in the district, and is determined to improve community conditions. Stancil believes in encouragement over form, but practices basic techniques.

Behavior, Recreation, Washington, D.C., Tennis coaches, Stencil, Dwight

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Back in rotation

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A senior tour player relates how he managed to heal his rotator-cuff injury without undergoing surgery. After consulting the medical opinion of a surgeon, he decided to try therapy first. The injury healed through stretching routines and an exercise program.

Care and treatment, Injuries, Tennis players, Rotator cuff (Anatomy), Rotator cuff

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Why Volvo is leaving tennis

Article Abstract:

Volvo North America (VNA) has decided to end its sponsorship of tennis. The company has cited low skill levels among tennis staff, little player commitment, and scheduling conflicts among top players.

Automobiles and other motor vehicles, Management, Finance, Sports sponsorship, Tennis, Volvo North America Corp.

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