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Prasad Miyagi to train in the U.S.

COIMBATORE, JUNE 29. Prasad S. Miyagi, a tennis instructor at the YMCA SPC Tennis Centre on Head Post Office Road, has shifted his base to Philadelphia to teach tennis at the Julian Krinskey Tennis School for a three-month period. Besides coaching, Prasad will also be participating in the USPTA certified tennis course in the United States.

The 22-year-old from Coimbatore is an AITA-ITF Level I coach and an ITF Level I official. He has been teaching tennis in Coimbatore and Mumbai for the past six years.

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