Tennis Play and Stay for Beginners Aged 65 and Over
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Tennis play & stay, Beginner players, 65 and overAbstract
The purpose of this article is to discuss the educational value of the Tennis Play and Stay programme to introduce tennis to the elderly. After a brief historical presentation, I will discuss the population growth of people aged 65 and over as well as my experience of working with this age group, which has been extremely exciting and gratifying both personally and professionally.
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