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She's got speed, power and mental toughness. Nicole Roc first developed these essential tennis skills on a Quick Start tennis court. Now the 10-year-old shares her story and the importance of playing the game.

 


Campaign of Nation's Top Mom lands on Chicago's courts

by Liz Kobak
May 05, 2011


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The "Let's Move!" campaign is a health initiative that encourages children to play tennis and lead active lives both on and off the court. First Lady Michelle Obama and the United States Tennis Association launched the program in February. Liz Kobak takes a look at one of the best junior tennis training centers in the Midwest and its commitment to helping kids learn the game.