Emma Radocano: Less for me. “Nothing with coach Mark Pitci” Tennis News

I told Emma Radocano Sky Sports She has been learning “less” in terms of managing her season, adding “nothing official” with coach Mark Pitci at the present time.

Radocano will open its open campaign in Madrid against the Dutch scientist No. 69 Susan Lamammez on Wednesday, live Sky Sports tennisWith Arena Sabalinka, the potential quarter -final discount.

In March, Radokano advanced to the quarter -finals of the Miami Open – her best performance in one of her championships in the United States Open for the year 2021 – but then she decided to get a break from other tournaments in favor of a training bloc – a way to work that it says is the result of awareness.

“I now realized that you are less for me at times,” she told the newspaper. Sky Sports tennis.

“It is just making sure that I am on the field, because I am the maximum time so that I can focus, and after I finished, I turn off better.

“You hear a lot that people need matches, and say the same. The matches definitely help, but there is time and place.

“There are other times in which you only need re -appointment and obtain your lawyers, because the season is very long.

“I am trying to take it day after day, but I knew at that stage of the season (Ope Miami Open), I needed some time.”

Radocano is still looking for a new coach after cooperating with her former guides, Jane Odonugu and Betchy in Miami.

Raducanu revealed that Petchey again is part of her team in Spain, but nothing was agreed upon.

“We haven’t done anything official. It is somewhat informal at the present time, but it is going well,” she said.

“It is (Petchey) a person I feel I can trust him because I knew him for a long time. For a time, he works well and it is good to be with someone I feel comfortable with.

“I still get to know things: what suits me, what is not.

“It was not the best start for the season for me, and it was good to rest the body. At the same time, I needed time to get used to a new surface, because it is completely different and not a surface I spent a lot of time.

“I was only working on movement, adaptation and getting used to the surface of the court. I feel in the future, and I have always said this, this may be a good surface for me, I just need to continue to spend more time on it.

“I have done some great work with Mark there, it was good to be around him, not just on the field. It is someone I get it well and we always have interesting and thinking conversations.

“It was an ideal balance in work and relaxation outside the field.”

Henman: Building physical flexibility is important

Tim Hinman says it will be interesting to see what Radocano’s next step is because she turns her attention to clay swing.

He said: “She talks about enjoyment and originality, which gives her the opportunity to express herself on the field. However, she does it differently. It is very comfortable. She has changed coaches.

“This is not necessarily what everyone likes to do, but it is comfortable to change that.

“But, for me, it builds physical flexibility, I think it is the most important thing. This is what he was missing because she returned to nearly her life in the foreground, qualified, and these four major championships won without really material basis.

“When her body collapsed, when she was in competition. I think the great positivity this year is that she was able to compete more stable and we hope the results will come.”

Will Clay suitable for Radocano?

Laura Robson supported the 22 -year -old girl to shine on Clay this year, as Radokano only played a limited clay program last year, as she chose to play in the French open qualifiers in favor of preparing for the stadium season.

“I am sure that Emma would like it to do it well on clay and grass this year and play a full schedule,” said Robson.

“Wonderful Clay to develop all areas of the game. Tactically, it is a great surface to learn how to rotate when you fail the slower conditions.

“Clay conditions change a lot depending on the weather and where they play.

“Madrid is always different from Rome and may be one group of circumstances that fit better Emma than the other.”

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