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Suzanna McGee
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As an experienced athletic trainer, fitness expert and competitive tennis player, Suzanna possesses the tremendous ability to inspire you with her teaching and writings to be the best that you can be. Her passion for writing and educating people has resulted in a book on tennis fitness, which is currently being published. Suzanna speaks six languages and has two master’s degrees in computer science. You can contact Suzanna at www.TennisFitnessLove.com
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