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How to do the Mini Tennis Exercise


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Video Description: Joe Dinoffer shows you another great drill that uses a medicine ball.

Related Article Subjects: mini-tennis, Ball, core, exercise, Joe Dinoffer, Medicine, Oncourt Offcourt, sports, strength, tennis, tennis coaching, tennis lessons, tennis training, tennis tutorial, workoutmini-tennis


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