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Interesting Facts
- Wild Geranium adds pretty spots of pink along the springtime trailsides. Bees are attracted to the white nectar guides on the inside of the petals. Note the five-parted stigmas on the pistil.
- The fruits are interesting. They have 5 seeds in cups at the base of a "storkbill" seed pod. When the fruit ripens the pod splits and throws the seeds upward.
Common Names
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Common Names in English:
Cranesbill, Spotted Crane's-Bill, spotted cranesbill, Spotted Geranium, Wild Crane's-Bill, wild cranesbill, Wild Geranium
Common Names in French:
géranium maculé
Genus Geranium
or perennial
herbs. Leaves usually alternate, stipulate
, variously divided
. Peduncles (1-) 2-flowered. Flowers often showy, regular, usually 5-merous. Petals alternating with 5 nectiferous glands
. Stamens (5-) 10, staminodes occasional. Carpels usually 5, adnate
, separating septifragally from the central axis at maturity. Ovary 5-lobed. Fruit schizocarpic, of 5 mericarps which remain attached to an elastically coiling
axis upwards; mericarps without apical pits.
A genus of c.
400 species, mainly distributed in the temperate
zone of N. Hemisphere, but also in the tropics. Represented in Pakistan by 22 species. The large flowered perennials are difficult to key
out satisfactorily unless there is ample information on the nature of the underground parts, flower colour, shape
and size of the leaves and the fruits. In the key that follows, I have used the following terminology: segments for primary division
of leaves; lobes
for secondary division
. The sepal length
excludes the awn
. The beak
length (in fruit) excludes the styles.[1]
Physical Description
Habit: Forb/herb
Flowers: Light pink or pale deep magenta cupped, 5-petalled flowers in May-June. • Bloom Period: April, May, June. • Flower Color: lavender, mauve , pale pink, pink, rose, violet
Seeds: Fruit: Cranesbill fruit in summer.
Foliage: Summer foliage: Erect flowering stems bear 1 pair of leaves. Mid-green, hairy , deeply lobed basal foliage .
Size: Height 18-24".
Landscape Uses: Borders . Woodland gardens. • Care: Deer resistant.
Typically found at an altitude of 0 to 1,092 meters (0 to 3,583 feet).[2]
Duration: Perennial
Culture: Space 10-15" apart.
Soil: Prefers organic , moist, well-drained soil. • Minimum pH: 5.6 • Maximum pH: 8.5
Sunlight: Sun Exposure: Plant in sun or part shade.
Temperature: Cold Hardiness: 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b. (map)
- Domain:
- Chatton, 1925
- eukaryotes
- Kingdom:
- Haeckel, 1866
- Plants
- Subkingdom:
- Cavalier-Smith, 1981
- Phylum:
- Sinnott, 1935 ex Cavalier-Smith, 1998
- Vascular Plants
- Subphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997, nom. inval.
- Infraphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997
- Class:
- Novák ex Takht. (1967)
- Subclass:
- Novák ex Takhtajan, 1967
- Angiosperms
- Superorder:
- Takhtajan, 1967
- Order:
- Dumortier, 1829
- Family:
- A.L. de Jussieu, 1789, nom. cons.
- Subfamily: Asteroideae ()
- Family:
- A.L. de Jussieu, 1789, nom. cons.
- Order:
- Dumortier, 1829
- Superorder:
- Takhtajan, 1967
- Subclass:
- Novák ex Takhtajan, 1967
- Angiosperms
- Class:
- Novák ex Takht. (1967)
- Infraphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997
- Subphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997, nom. inval.
- Phylum:
- Sinnott, 1935 ex Cavalier-Smith, 1998
- Vascular Plants
- Subkingdom:
- Cavalier-Smith, 1981
- Kingdom:
- Haeckel, 1866
- Plants
Geranium maculatum var. albiflorum Raf. • Geranium maculatum var. album H. M. Myers • Geranium maculatum var. diphyllum Raf. • Geranium maculatum var. humile Raf. • Geranium maculatum var. macrophyllum Raf. • Geranium maculatum var. parviflora N. Coleman • Geranium maculatum var. plenum Lauman in L. H. Bailey • Geranium maculatum var. viride Raf.
Publishing author : Andrews Publication : Geraniums ii. t. 98 (1805), non Linn.
Similar Species
Members of the genus Geranium
ZipcodeZoo has pages for 268 species, subspecies, varieties, forms, and cultivars in this genus. Here are just 100 of them:
G. aequale (Awnless Geranium) · G. aequatoriale (Cranesbill) · G. albicans (Roundleaf Geranium) · G. arboreum (Hawai'i Red Cranesbill) · G. aristatum (Cranesbill) · G. asphodeloides (Hedgerow Geranium) · G. atropurpureum Heller var. cowenii (Rydb.) Dorn (Western Purple Cranesbill) · G. bicknellii (Bicknell's Cranesbill) · G. bicknellii Britton var. bicknellii Britton (Bicknell's Cranesbill) · G. bohemicum 'Orchid Blue' (Cranesbill) · G. caespitosum (James Cranebill) · G. caespitosum E.James var. fremontii (Torr. ex A.Gray) Dorn (Fremont Geranium) · G. caespitosum var. parryi (Engelm.) W.A.Weber (Parry Geranium) · G. californicum (California Crane's-Bill) · G. canariensis (Giant Geranium) · G. carolinianum (Carolina Crane's-Bill) · G. carolinianum L. var. sphaerospermum (Fern.) Breitung (Carolina Geranium) · G. cinereum (Grayleaf Geranium) · G. cinereum var. subcaulescens 'Giuseppe' (Greyleaf Geranium) · G. cinereum'Alice' (Alice Grayleaf Geranium) · G. cinereum 'Ballerina' (Ballerina Cranesbill) · G. cinereum 'Carol' (Carol Cranesbill) · G. cinereum 'Lawrence Flatman' (Grayleaf Geranium) · G. cinereum 'Memories' (Grayleaf Geranium) · G. cinereum 'Purple Pillow' (Grayleaf Geranium) · G. cinereum 'Sateene' (Sateen Grayleaf Geranium) · G. cinereum subcaulescens 'Splendens' (Grayleaf Geranium) · G. clarkei (Cranesbill) · G. clarkei 'Kashmir Pink' (Cranesbill) · G. clarkei 'Kashmir Purple' (Cranesbill) · G. clarkei 'Kashmir White' (Cranesbill) · G. columbinum (Long-Stalk Crane's-Bill) · G. cuneatum cuneatum (Cuneate-Leaf Crane's-Bill) · G. cuneatum hololeucum (Hinahina) · G. cuneatum hypoleucum (Hinahina) · G. cuneatum tridens (Hinahina) · G. dalmaticum (Geranium) · G. dissectum (Cut-Leaf Crane's-Bill) · G. divaricatum (Fanleaf Geranium) · G. Dragon Heart = 'Bremdra' (Cranesbill [dragon Heart]) · G. endressii (Cranesbill) · G. endressii x psilostemon 'Patricia' (Patricia Cranesbill) · G. erianthum (Northern Crane's-Bill) · G. farreri (Farrers Geranium) · G. gracile (Hardy Geranium) · G. hanaense (Maui Geranium) · G. harveyi (Cranesbill) · G. hayatanum (Hardy Geranium) · G. himalayense (Cranesbill) · G. himalayense 'Baby Blue' (Himalayan Geranium) · G. himalayense 'Derrick Cook' (Himalayan Geranium) · G. himalayense 'Devil's Blue' (Devil's Blue Himalayan Geranium) · G. himalayense 'Gravetye' (Himalayan Geranium) · G. himalayense 'Irish Blue' (Himalayan Geranium) · G. himalayense 'Plenum' (Birch Double Geranium) · G. homeanum (Australasia Crane's-Bill) · G. ibericum (Iberian Crane's-Bill) · G. ibericum jubatum (Iberian Geranium) · G. incanum (Carpet Geranium) · G. incanum 'Silver Sugar Plum' (Carpet Geranium) · G. kauaiense (Kauai Geranium) · G. lambertii (Geranium) · G. lambertii x procurrens 'Salome' (Salome Cranesbill) · G. lambertii 'Swansdown' (Geranium) · G. lentum (Mogollon Crane's-Bill) · G. libani (Geranium Geranium Libani) · G. lucidum (Shining Crane's-Bill) · G. macrorrhizum (Big Root Geranium) · G. macrorrhizum 'Album' (Cranesbill) · G. macrorrhizum 'Bevan's Variety' (Bevan's Variety Bigroot Cranesbill) · G. macrorrhizum 'Czakor' (Cranesbill) · G. macrorrhizum 'Ingwersen's Variety' (Ingwersen's Variety Bigroot Cranesbill) · G. macrorrhizum 'Lohfelden' (Cranesbill) · G. macrorrhizum 'Spessart' (Bigroot Cranesbill) · G. macrorrhizum 'Variegatum' (Bigroot Geranium) · G. macrorrhizum 'White-Ness' (Cranesbill) · G. macrostylum (Cranesbill) · G. maculatum (Cranesbill) · G. maculatum 'Album' (Spotted Geranium) · G. maculatum 'Elizabeth Ann' (Elizabeth Anne Hardy Geranium) · G. maculatum 'Espresso' (Espresso Cranesbill) · G. maderense (Madeiran Cranesbill) · G. magnificum (Cranesbill) · G. magniflorum (Cranesbill) · G. magniflorum 'Laveta Lace' (Geranium) · G. makmelicum (Grayleaf Geranium) · G. microphyllum (Small Leaved Cranesbill) · G. molle (Awnless Geranium) · G. molle molle (Dovesfoot Crane's-Bill) · G. moschatum (Musk Clover) · G. multiflorum (Many-Flower Crane's Bill) · G. multiflorum multiflorum (Manyflower Geranium) · G. multisectum (Cranesbill) · G. nodosum (Geranium) · G. oreganum (Oregon Crane's-Bill) · G. palmatum (Canary Island Geranium) · G. palustre (Marsh Cranes-Bill) · G. phaeum (Dusky Cranesbill) · G. phaeum phaeum 'Samobor' (Cranesbill) · G. phaeum 'Album' (Dusky Cranesbill)
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Kettlestack is an adjustable kettleball rack that allows the user to change weight to fit their fitness needs. While the creators of Kettlestack want the consumer to believe changing weights is easy enough to do in mid workout, the fact is the removing weight requires an Allen wrench or hex key and several minutes. The unit is comprised of a single handle, bolts, brackets and a hex key. What may be confusing is the fact that Kettlestacks are not shipped with weight plates. The consumer is forced to buy weight plates or use ones from their home gym to complete the kettlebell look and feel.
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Bracket, bolts, hex key and kettlebell handle.
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It took a bit of time and searching to realize Kettlestacks are simply frames for weights. The unit does not come complete as shown on the website, but rather requires the customer to purchase weights to complete the kettlebell feel. According to the Kettlestack company, many people already have these weights at home or they will have no trouble finding a friend to lend them the weights to complete their home kettlebell set.
Building the Kettlestack requires three separate sets of weight plates. The "core" is comprised of three to four weights, depending on the width of the plates. These are bolted into place to form the center of the kettlebell. The right and left sides of the Kettlestack then require additional plates to meet the total weight desired by the user. In the website setup, a total of 10 plates of decreasing size are used to create the rounded appearance of a kettlebell.
There are some flaws with the Kettlestack that consumers have commented about on the official website. When assembling the Kettlestack, it is important to assemble them with balance in order to achieve proper fitness and reduce the chance of injury. If the plates are not placed correctly on the frame, imbalance can occur.
The cost of Kettlestack varies based on the total weight the user plans to place on the frame. Base Kettlestack which can hold up to 70 pounds retails for $54.97. Mid, holding up to 85 pounds, retails for $58.97 and High (up to 95 pounds) retails for $70.97.
- Adjustable weight could mean more than one user can utilize the adjustable kettlebells.
- The Kettlestack website is full of spelling errors.
- At the time of this review, the High Kettlestack frame was listed for $25,000.
- High Kettlestacks have been out of stock since November 2009.
- Customers must purchase the weight plates in addition to the frame.
- Adjusting the weight of the kettlebell can be time consuming.
- Customers had a bit of trouble balancing the kettlebell weight.
Kettlestacks may be suitable for advanced kettlebell users, but not everyone will enjoy adding and removing weight during a workout. The added cost of plates will bring the total cost of one Kettlestack set to more than $100 which is much more than a complete set of kettlebells.

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Unfortunately I didn't have a replacement sump plug bolt, had to put the stripped bolt back on - these sockets only grip for one direction really - and thats to loosen. Managed to torque the bolt up enough though with a regular socket, went for a nice blast - can't be close to 30nm but no oil leaks =D. Fred Gaines: Those are some handy tools to have. I am the King of rounding bolts off!! wtbm123: @PcTechFreddie Thanks for watchin wtbm123: Hope you have good luck with them . I love mine. Keith Mass: Found out here in the UK search for Irwin Bolt Grip Nut Remover :) Kevin Adair: Great video Terry about how to get your nuts off! (lol) Dosy Boy 412: Nice, going to buy these now Lori Favela: can u use them on torx bit stripped bolt? wtbm123: Thanks for watching and commenting William Seibert: i have a bolt rounded off on a honda TRX250x, a brake caliper bolt. i have doused it with PB blaster and hammered on another socket, ended up breaking the socket... i think my next approach is to get a nut and weld it to the rounded bolt. hopefully the 6011 rods are enough to hold it... AsiAzzy: Of course it's a useful tool (if you have it). But for most nuts that are not recessed. a rounded nut will be a bit of a headache but will not halt your work. (as it is with a screw where you have to have some sort of extractor, reverse drill bits, etc - otherwise you can spend an entire day and ruining the piece that is stuck into and still not get it out) Ryan S.: yeah well ended up bringing the 95 buick to the dealer and it wasn't even the water cooler .... it was a blown gasket so its basically totaled O.o... 1 week after getting it from grandparents FearArDoiteain: I have a damaged hex brake caliper bolt. Your socket needs some flat to grab on doesn't it? There is a you tube video that shows your type of extractor removing a caliper hex bolt. Is that possible or is this guy blowing smoke? David Roberts: You sir are a saint for this. wtbm123: Some are rated for impact ,but most are not rated for anything but hand tools. So I can not say thery will hold up ,but they may wtbm123: Thank You for Watching wtbm123: Yes mine was $170. But Irwin and sears has basically the same thing ,a bit smaller set but around 30 bucks. Sami Haque: mine came out. 1)use a dremel to cut a deep line in the broken bolt. 2) use propane torch to heat it. 3) spray pb blast when its cool. 4) use a screw driver to turn the bolt. took my two tries but i got it out! good luck southbay281: I tried that socket, torch, vice grips, smaller sockets slammed in with a hammer on a caliper bracket bolt. Any ideas without grinding,cutting or drilling . It's a 02 mustang front psngr 15mm with a rounded bolt head. wtbm123: They are great. Thanks for watching frankyrocksthisplace: hi mate, i usually get some ammonia on it and leave it to soak for a bit. try and get the corrosion to soak it up by capillary action. works for me on my seized up stuff. be careful with the ammonia though. good luck. |
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What is a CTA? A Community Tennis Association is an organized group of dedicated volunteers and professionals who come together to support community tennis programs. As an association, the group works to coordinate and maintain programs and services and guarantees they are open and accessible to all. These tennis enthusiasts may act as advocates, program administrators, promoters, or fund-raisers. Fueled by local volunteers, this not-for-profit association exists to promote and develop the game of tennis in the community. The following are active registered Community Tennis Associations in Utah: Cache Valley Tennis Association, South Jordan Tennis Association, Coach Mike's Tennis Academy, Top of Utah Tennis Association, Friends of Liberty Park Tennis, Uintah Basin Tennis Association, Heber Valley Tennis Association, Utah Junior Tennis, Foundation, Kanab Tennis Association, Utah Tongan Tennis Club, Marriott-Slaterville Tennis Association, Ogden Valley Community Tennis Association, North Canyon Swim & Tennis Club, Wasatch Community Tennis Association Ogden-Weber Partnership—Marshall White Center, Ogden-Weber Partnership—Marshall White Center.
2013 CTA Highlights and Activities here provided by local Utah District CTA's for our Annual Report.
KANAB COMMUNITY TENNIS ASSOCIATION - This year Kanab Community Tennis became Kane Community Tennis. Tennis in the valley (pop. 1,000) began as an idea that we could introduce tennis to children living in rural Kane County. After all, there were two courts at Valley High School that were built in 1982. It didn't matter that there was only one net that was being held up with pieces of wood and that the cracks in the courts were deep and the hot patch had melted and formed ridges. Also, no one had a tennis racquet! We had a wonderful young man named Austin Spencer and he chose quite an Eagle Scout project—playable courts! With the amazing help of family and friends, a tree was cut down, the ridges were melted back into the cracks, lines were painted, post holes were cleaned, two nets were installed, lights were fixed and the courts were cleaned. Hundreds of hours of work later, 48 kids and moms were ready to hit tennis balls. Thanks to the USTA Utah Equipment Grant we provided everyone with the correct sized racquet, 2 kids nets and 4 ball hoppers filled with red, orange and green balls. At our end of lesson party each family got a can of balls and each player is sporting a Valley Tennis t-shirt. Tennis in the valley continues to grow with a weekly family night being held at an indoor gym and weekly outdoor after school clinics that were held through the beginning of December. Thanks to an equipment grant from Utah Jr. Tennis Foundation, we are providing racquets and balls for the Valley High School Phys. Ed. classes. Soon every student in the high school will be exposed to tennis. Additionally, our fifth year of summer tennis in Kanab was rewarding, as 32 kids completed 6 lessons and enjoyed the lesson ending pizza party and skills challenge. We are currently working with the Kanab Elementary staff to provide tennis activities in conjunction with Phys. Ed. classes to all grades. 2013 was nothing but success in Kane County; we served 85 players with our all-volunteer lessons and clinics. Looking forward to 2014, we are working to partner with our peers in St. George in order to provide a higher level of skill training and some competitive opportunities for our kids and moms. Thanks to USTA Utah and Intermountain, we have been able to offer all the best in Southern Utah.
Submitted by Andi Porter
HEBER VALLEY TENNIS ASSOCIATION – Tennis in Heber City is doing well, if not great. We still have our Saturday walk-on program for men's tennis. In the summer we have four courts going and many times have 20 plus players showing up at 8 a.m. on Saturday mornings. This is run by Ken Michelson, who is part of our Board. In the winter we switch this to the recreation center where we have two courts to use. The positive thing about this is we now have established good friends with common interests and have many groups playing throughout the week. The same is true for the women. They have a consistent group of eight ladies who play every Friday. During the summer they meet at Valais, that now has two courts and managed by the city of Midway. This also has developed into playing other days during the week. Our local pro, Bill Damron, has multiple times during the week that he does workouts for ladies of all different levels. We had our opening social again this year, hosted by the Wagstaffs. We had just under forty people show up for his and everyone had a great time. We had mixed doubles before the social pot luck hour. Youth tennis is thriving. Utah Tennis sent a representative and we had a 10&U group that was assisted by Bill Damron, our local pro. We had thirty girls show up for high school tennis this year and had a very good team. We had eleven new girls and this next year our 8th grade group turning to the 9th might even be bigger. Unfortunately, Wasatch was moved to 4A division and even though we won many matches, we were not as successful in team victories. The boys from last year advanced four boys past the first round at State. We did win the match with Park City (3A champions). It is so great having a local pro in Heber City. Bill Damron has such a positive and magnetic personality that has created a big demand in all age groups. In reference to high school tennis, I would like to say how grateful we are to Becky Anderson and her staff in keeping coaches informed with the rules and requirements.
Submitted by Terry & Abby Wagstaff SOUTH JORDAN TENNIS ASSOCIATION - 2013 was a big transition year for the SJTA. First, in January the SJTA received approval as a non-profit association and became registered with the IRS as a 501C3 organization. The main reason for the submission was to offer donors the ability to write off their contributions to the SJTA. The SJTA Board met shortly thereafter to discuss 2013 objectives. It was decided that the main goal of the SJTA would be to raise funds for an indoor tennis facility in the southwestern Salt Lake Valley. Since all donations to the SJTA would have to be given to a public entity and could not be used for a private facility, it was decided to join forces with the City of So. Jordan and donate any and all collected monies to the city to help with construction of the indoor facility, proposed in the master plan to be built by 2015. The SJTA Board was disbanded and a small executive committee was retained consisting of Steve Robbins, Kathy Cameron and Russ Whitehouse. We met with the So. Jordan City Parks & Rec. Director, Don Tingey and his tennis coordinator in February to discuss how we could work together during the coming year to help grow the game of tennis in our area. The city would take over all operations of tennis since the SJTA would not be able to participate in any program supervision of players over 19 years of age, a stipulation as a 501C3 organization. Most of the SJTA programs in the past consisted of adults and the City of So. Jordan already had two youth programs, so SJTA's entire purpose changed drastically from previous years of running adult tournaments, helping support adult leagues and workouts and running adult tennis socials. Two recreational tournaments were held in 2013 and one sanctioned tournament. The adult league program was well supported with a large number of teams going on to post season play.
Submitted by Steve Robbins, Director
CACHE VALLEY TENNIS ASSOCIATION - In 2013 the Cache Valley Tennis Association made much progress with their new and improved website. DUO Marketing became our sponsor and gave it a whole new logo and look. These changes also gave us the capability to receive entry fees via Paypal for our fundraiser tennis tournament., The Summer Challenger. The annual poster that we create with the list of all the valley tournaments was designed and printed by DUO Marketing and the officers and members at-large took the posters around to all the valley courts and attached them to the fences. Small handbills were made and taken to the two main facilities. When the tournament director of the Recreation Center tennis tournaments quit his position, the CVTA ran those two tournaments and found volunteers to fill in when necessary. All three summer tournaments (including our Summer Challenger) were very successful and increased participation was noticed. CVTA Officers: Carolee Hammel-President; Matt Braithwaite-Vice-President, Stephanie Dolence-Secretary-Treasurer, Marcie Lyons-Webmaster.
Submitted by Carolee Hammel
UINTAH BASIN TENNIS ASSOCIATION - 2013 was a great year for tennis in Vernal. The Acin' in the Basin tournament last summer had its largest turnout ever and is expected to continue growing. The Uintah high School tennis team had further success in the state tournament, having both boys and girls qualify for the semi-finals and earn a tie at 3rd place in their individual positions. Six brand new post-tension concrete tennis courts for construction in mid-May, 2014, to be able to endure the harsh, cold winters here in the Basin. Private lessons and tennis camps have also been added to fulfill the growing demand for tennis in the Basin. We expect there to be continued growth and continued success in 2014. For Roosevelt, after 30 yrs. of workout courts, the community donated approximately $25,000 to resurface our courts this past fall. They look beautiful! It has increased the excitement in tennis here even more. There is rarely a good weather day that you drive past the courts and not find someone playing there. The Union High School girls team was able to have a meet and greet with the BYU women's tennis team in Provo. This was a great experience for all of the girls, especially those that have never seen collegiate level players. Our 3rd UBIC tournament was a success again this year, bringing in approximately 100 participants from ages 3-80 years old. Participants came from both the Wasatch Front and the Uintah Basin. We were also pleased to have members of the Ute tribe participate as well. One of the highlights of the tournament was the hit for prizes for the youth. They loved it! After about three years of planning we have moved to the final phase of planning for a recreation center in Roosevelt. The field house portion of the plans depends on the amount of fundraising we can achieve. With sufficient funding, we will be able to build a field house that will accommodate our tennis and other sports enthusiasts year round.
Submitted by Dann Battistone and Jared Scow
MARRIOTT-SLATERVILLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION - A 10 & Under summer tennis program was conducted at the two tennis courts located at the Marriott-Slaterville Parks & Rec.; MS Tennis Assoc.; Pepsi and the Utah Tennis Association. This summer program began on June 9 and ended August 9. The program consisted of three cycles which were continuous in nature but new players were welcomed in any of the three cycles. A game day was held at the end of each cycle and a super game was held at the end of the third cycle. All sessions were held in the morning starting at 7:30 a.m. Each block was one hour and about 140 players were involved in the program. This program was deemed a great success. Many of the players had taken our lessons previously. About half of the players came from surrounding neighborhoods. Some came from as far away as Eden and Kaysville. They heard about our program from family and friends. The program was successful because of the low costs, trained staff, set lesson plans and they had fun. Many of the players went on to play for the high school teams and continue playing tennis by improving their skills through private lessons and joining leagues.
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