Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
Things You'll Need:
- Hats Or Visors
- Sports Sunglasses
- Tennis Shirts
- Tennis Shoes
- Tennis Shorts
- Tennis Socks
- Towels
- Towels
- Fruit Snacks
- Adhesive Bandages
- Sunscreen
- Adhesive Bandages
- Sports Drinks
- Tennis Bag
- Tennis Balls
- Tennis Racquets
- Water Bottles
- T-shirts
- Towels
- Sports drinks
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Step 1
Invest in a good bag. A special tennis bag, which looks like a rectangular duffel bag, allows you to pack rackets and other equipment without the racket sticking out.
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Step 2
Pack at least one extra, well-strung tennis racket.
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Step 3
Include at least one new can of tennis balls.
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Step 4
Remember to pack first-aid equipment, such as adhesive and elastic bandages and a dry-ice bag.
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Step 5
Pack extra T-shirts and a towel.
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Step 6
Include a water bottle, energy drink, sunglasses and sunscreen.
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Step 7
Put in extra wristbands and a hat or other headgear.
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Step 8
Include an extra pair of shoelaces, just in case.
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Step 9
Consider including a pack of vitamins and some snacks.
Comments
pedrovski said
on 1/3/2007 Deep penetrating thoughtful and well seasoned
tennisgeeksam said
on 12/21/2006 And don't forget to have mommy pack an extra pair of underwear! Come on...who writes this stuf?! http://samthetennisgeek.blogspot.com/
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 It's been established scientifically that Gatorade used at half strength is just as effective as using it full strength. Make your own half strength cooler to take to a match. It's a lot cheaper, and it helps prevent muscle cramps.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 For those playing in cold weather bring a sweatshirt and sweatpants or windpants in case it gets cold. Also pack along gloves; cold hands make it hard to serve and even harder to hold a racket.