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Like classic Hollywood films, tennis matches are filled with multiple loves, sneaky backhanded moves, and tense, sweat-inducing court scenes. Add some drama to your day with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

• $20 for $40 worth of tennis apparel, shoes, and accessories
• $45 for $100 worth of tennis apparel, shoes, and accessories

Tennis apparel and accessories include Power Step orthopedic inserts ($31), Nike Featherlite women’s visors ($18), and K-Swiss men’s tennis shorts ($42).

Get a Grip Pro Shop

Located inside the sprawling 28-court Roger Scott Tennis Complex, Get a Grip Pro Shop prepares players for on-court superiority with bags, strings, towels, and rackets from brands such as Prince, Babolat, and Wilson. The shop is an authorized dealer of Orthaheel footwear and Power Step orthopedic shoe inserts, which help protect feet from damage even when kicking in the windshield of a rival tennis player’s car.

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Father Time wears on the faces of all people, especially those who challenge him on the amateur boxing circuit. Undo the uppercuts of age with this Groupon.

Choose from Four Options

• $29 for one 60-minute custom facial (a $65 value)
• $35 for one 60-minute microcurrent facial (a $95 value)
• $79 for three custom facials (a $195 value)
• $89 for three microcurrent facials (a $255 value)

For custom facials, aestheticians consult with clients to determine the best products for each individual's skin woes. Microcurrent treatments begin with a gentle hand scrub to slough away dirt and dead cells from the skin's surface. Next, an aesthetician glides a handheld toning machine over the face and neck, inundating facial muscles and skin cells with gentle microcurrent impulses, which work to tighten, tone, and firm skin.

Waters of Hadassah Salon and Day Spa

Waters of Hadassah Salon and Day Spa was voted “Best Day Spa” by the Pensacola News Journal in 2011 for its passionate staff and high-standards of excellence. The spa’s team of beauty-industry professionals have dedicated themselves to unveiling their customers’ natural beauty and individuality, whether that means calming frizzy strands with keratin smoothing treatments or dressing each nail in its own tiny beach scene. The full menu of beautifying services includes everything from partial and full foil highlights to facials, waxing, and microdermabrasion, and the staff also specializes in special-event hairstyling to help ready heads for weddings or formal trips to the mailbox.

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Wearing eyeglasses is the easiest way to look intelligent, closely beating out reading a full set of encyclopedias on the bus or being British. Wise up your eyes with this Groupon.

$50 for $200 Worth of Eyewear

Designer frames from such brands as Coach, BCBG, and Calvin Klein start at $129.

Though Stanton Optical sometimes features a discounted price online, this Groupon still offers the best deal available.

Stanton Optical

Rocket-pop shades of red, white, and blue are sandwiched together in an elegant pair of glasses from Bebe. Filigree traces the silvery outline of Gucci eyewear. And on a pair of Dior shades, the wire-thin arms cleverly retract into black enamel discs. At each of Stanton Optical’s locations, a panoply of frames crafted for adults and kids by nearly 40 design houses awaits visitors. The face-flattering styles, though, rest on the firm foundation provided by prescription and shaded lenses from Zeiss, Varilux, and Crizal, which allow patrons to pass driving tests or tie a centipede’s shoelaces together.

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Ice cream, like revenge, is best served cold and at a birthday party. I scream, you scream with this Groupon.

$10 for $20 Worth of Ice-Cream Treats

The menu includes single-scoop sugar and cake cones ($3.15), waffle cones and bowls ($4.15), Blasts with candy mix-ins ($4.50), kids' sundaes ($2.85), and ice-cream cakes ($22.50).

Bruster's Real Ice Cream

"You don't know what you're missing," President Barack Obama told the journalists who'd just turned down his offer to order some ice cream on his family's tab. Meanwhile, the staff at Bruster's Real Ice Cream passed the president's order through the stand's windows—mint-chip ice cream for Obama, a hot-fudge sundae for the First Lady, and a cup of cake-batter-oreo ice cream for Sasha, according to Obama Foodorama.

The customers aren't always presidential, but Bruster's crew whips up all desserts in-store for the average citizen, too—including cakes, waffle cones, and the ice cream itself. Ice-cream choices rotate between more than 150 flavors, including red velvet cake batter and mocha almond fudge made with caffeinated ice cream. Flavors made with oreos and thin mints keep inner cookie monsters from jumping out of their people-suits. The staff also forges the ice cream into other forms, such as ice-cream cakes and pies, sundaes, and Blasts blended with candy mix-ins.

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