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Anonymous wrote:You do need tennis shoes, not running shoes, but they don't need to be fancy.

Yes, and by “tennis shoes” we mean actual tennis/court shoes. There’s a generation that calls all “sneakers” tennis shoes.

You don’t need to go out and buy new shoes for the minimal time you’ll be playing. Just wear any athletic shoe you have. If this is your first time playing you’re not going to,be sprinting across the court. You’ll be standing around a lot. Don’t waste your money on new shoes.

Depends on what you value. If you have the right shoes, you are less likely to fall and injure yourself. They don't have to be expensive, just made for tennis instead of running.

This person has never played. Running shoes are fine. What a complete waste of money to buy new shoes. They aren't going to win the tournament. Movement will be minimal.

yes minimal….rapid forward and backward movement along with rapid side to side movement…very minimal 😆

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You do need tennis shoes, not running shoes, but they don't need to be fancy.

Yes, and by “tennis shoes” we mean actual tennis/court shoes. There’s a generation that calls all “sneakers” tennis shoes.

You don’t need to go out and buy new shoes for the minimal time you’ll be playing. Just wear any athletic shoe you have. If this is your first time playing you’re not going to,be sprinting across the court. You’ll be standing around a lot. Don’t waste your money on new shoes.

Depends on what you value. If you have the right shoes, you are less likely to fall and injure yourself. They don't have to be expensive, just made for tennis instead of running.

This person has never played. Running shoes are fine. What a complete waste of money to buy new shoes. They aren't going to win the tournament. Movement will be minimal.