Themed Cardio Tennis Clinics in the Fort Lauderdale Area
A vest for when it is boiling. Fine. Whatever — it wants Trnava looked at before anything else, which is a whole production, but the town itself turns out to be good.
Head Spirit Light Women's Tennis Tank Top: The twin-towered Gothic Basilica of St Nicholas is fine, I guess, if you like old-town landmarks that also served as the cathedral for the Archdiocese of Esztergom after the Ottoman advance pushed the archbishopric to Trnava. Not that I looked that up or anything.
Head Spirit Light Women's Tennis Tank Top: This is the Cathedral of St John the Baptist, and it’s fine, I guess, except it was built for the Jesuits in the 17th century and is considered one of the first major Baroque churches in present-day Slovakia. Wow, super casual of me to know that.
Head Spirit Light Women's Tennis Tank Top: The Renaissance town tower is fine, I guess; it was built in 1574 as a lookout tower and rises over Trnava’s main square like it has better plans than everyone else. Which, honestly, it might.
Head Spirit Light Women's Tennis Tank Top: These brick city walls are fine, I guess, if you’re into medieval defensive circuits; Trnava’s fortifications were strengthened in the 16th century as the Ottoman threat came closer after Buda fell in 1541. Anyway, walls: still walls.
It's a tank top. I don't know what you want from me. It's from Head's Spirit line, it's sleeveless, it's light, and the knit is the wicking kind, so when you sweat it moves the sweat off you instead of just sitting there being damp, which is genuinely the only thing a summer tennis shirt has to do. There. That's the shirt.
Okay, fine, one more thing, because it does actually matter. Light is the whole point. This one has the wishbone on it and nothing else going on, no zips, no padding, no built-in anything you have to think about, which — whatever — is better than the ones covered in seams that dig in.
Anything heavier on a court in July is a mistake and you'll know it by the second changeover.
It's the shirt you grab without looking, and honestly? That's the highest compliment I give clothes.
Anyway. Trnava. So it's got, like, an absurd number of churches for how small it is, which is why people call it Little Rome, and I only know that because — never mind.
St Nicholas's is Gothic and twin-towered and everyone stops there.
The cathedral of St John the Baptist is the Baroque one that basically kicked off the whole competitive church-building thing, because once one order builds a big one, everyone has to. You'd wear this everywhere from a nine a.m.
clinic you didn't want to get up for to a long doubles thing on a Saturday, and it is also perfect for sitting outside on the main square afterwards with something cold, which is what everyone in Trnava does anyway. I mean. It's fine.
The shirt you don't think about is the shirt you wear the most.
