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Horacio Ceballos, padre y formador, destaca la importancia de controlar los nervios para no transmitirlos al jugador. En su opinión, si un padre se siente nervioso durante un partido, lo mejor que puede hacer es retirarse de la vista del jugador para no afectarlo. Ceballos narra que él mismo, en con
In a rare show of unity, top players including Jannik Sinner staged a symbolic protest at Roland Garros, limiting their media availability to 15 minutes. The number was chosen to represent the 15% of gross revenue they currently receive from majors as prize money. Led by former tour executive Larry
The first phase of rebuilding a powerful serve involves a simple shadow swing at half speed, culminating in a balance pause. The player practices landing on their front foot with the torso leaning forward and the back leg extending behind as a counterbalance. This drill forces mindfulness of body po
Statistics in tennis can be deceiving, as evidenced by Taylor Fritz hitting 71 winners to Nicolas Moreno de Alboran's 51, yet still losing their first-round match. This disparity highlights Fritz's aggressive, high-risk style of play from the baseline, which generates more winners but also a signifi
The third and most critical phase of a carving step jibe is the "transition," where the rider simultaneously switches feet and flips the sail. This requires a "ninja quick" hop to swap foot positions, with the new back foot’s heel landing on the windward rail to maintain the board's carve. As the sa