With summer almost here, new website helps NYers find tennis matches
Tennis courts throughout New York City will begin to get more and more active as the official start of the summer approaches - and breakthelove.com is helping bring players together.
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Jun 8, 2022, 2:32 AM
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courts throughout New York City will begin to get more and more active as the
official start of the summer approaches - and breakthelove.com is
helping bring players together.
Trisha
Goyle, founder of the website and self-proclaimed tennis nut, made the website
with hopes of making tennis more accessible to people that want to play.
The
website not only shows New Yorkers where to play, but offers free lessons
through the website for those wanting to learn how to play.
Break
The Love has also partnered with Wilson Sporting Goods to provide free permits
for New York City kids and subsidized permits for adults.
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