Rafael Nadal

[juniorro]

https://sport.tvp.pl/55466913/tenis-atp ... go-kariere.
Decyzja która może zakończyć karierę Rafaela Nadala.

[Damian]

RAFAEL NADAL HAD "PAIN FOR MONTHS,” ADMITS COACH CARLOS MOYA

Spoiler:

The 20-time major champion is aiming for full fitness in time for the 2022 season.

By
Kamakshi Tandon
Published Aug 23, 2021


WATCH: Nadal last played at the Citi Open, where he bowed out to Lloyd Harris in three sets.

Rafael Nadal is concentrating on getting fully fit following an injury-filled season, says coach Carlos Moya.

The 35-year-old will not play again for the rest of the year to rest a foot injury.

Nadal recently revealed he has 'Muller-Weiss syndrome,' a foot condition caused by an improperly developed bone, starting as a teenager in 2005. Though he has used special footwear and played through the problem for much of his career, he indicated that it has been worse since he returned to competition following the break in 2020.

Moya confirmed the foot had been more of an issue this season, in practice and competition. "But this year the story has changed," the coach told the El Transistor program. "Many training sessions could not be finished and we had to change the training and reduce the pressure on the foot, thinking of tournaments."

But Nadal's condition was very variable, Moya added, and it was also tough to tell what his recovery would be like because the injury is little understood.

One day we had to finish the training, the next day it is fine...There is a diagnosis, but it's not apparent what is the best treatment.
Carlos Moya

"One day we had to finish the training, the next day it is fine," said Moya. "There is a diagnosis, but it's not apparent what is the best treatment."

Still, Moya said the decision to stop playing was a good one given the extent of the problems. Nadal did not play between the French Open and the hard-court event in Washington, D.C. three weeks ago.

"He has been in pain for months," noted Moya. "In the final match [against Lloyd Harris at Washington, D.C.], he was practically on one leg.

"Rafa's principal objective is to regain good sensations in the foot and mentally, because hobbling around all year has not helped him on court."

An injury-free Nadal still has the game to contend for big titles, and returning to court in good physical shape is his priority.

"He started with back pain in Australia and he has played just seven events this season. Had to forfeit Wimbledon, Tokyo, and now the US Open, ATP Finals," said Moya. "That's why he has to concentrate on himself, not what's happening on tour."

Even with a limited schedule, Nadal is No. 5 in the rankings with titles at Barcelona and Rome.

https://www.tennis.com/news/articles/ra ... arlos-moya

[DUN I LOVE]

Nie wygląda to dobrze.

[Kamileki]

Nie wygląda to dobrze.

Jak nie? 6 miejsce w golfowych mistrzostwch Balearów.
https://fbgolf.livegolfscoring.es/torne ... icacion/44

[DUN I LOVE]

Dlaczego nie pierwsze?

[Kamileki]

Dlaczego nie pierwsze?

Za dużo grał w tenisa. Zaburzyło przygotowania.

[Robertinho]

Przynajmniej będzie mógł w tego golfa pograć, a Fed już sobie raczej na nartach nie pojeździ.

[Damian]

[polo90]

Znalazłem kilka ciekawostek:
1. Nadal czynnie angażuje się w walkę z dopingiem w sporcie, apelując o wymierzanie surowych kar zawodnikom stosującym zakazane substancje,

2 Rafa jest osobą nieśmiałą i lękliwą. Boi się m.in. ciemności, dlatego zawsze zasypia przy zapalonej lampce. Odczuwa również lęk przed burzą oraz psami,

3 Jako młody chłopak trenował oprócz tenisa piłkę nożną. Z powodu zaniedbywania obowiązków szkolnych, musiał jednak podjąć decyzję o wyborze jednej dyscypliny

4 W 2010 roku Nadal wystąpił w teledysku piosenkarki Shakiry pt. „Gypsy”,

5 Podczas jednej z konferencji prasowych zawodnik wpadł w wściekłość, kiedy dziennikarz zasugerował mu, że spadek formy jest konsekwencją zawartego niedawno małżeństwa.

[Starigniter]

Wkurzył się, bo jakiś random coś takiego powiedział?

[Damian]

Nadal Recovering After Receiving Treatment On Foot Injury

Spoiler:

Spaniard’s season ended in August due to the injury
Rafael Nadal announced on Instagram Saturday that he is recovering after undergoing treatment on his foot injury, which curtailed the Spaniard’s season in August.

“Hi everyone, I haven’t communicated with you through social media for a while,” Nadal said. “I was in Barcelona with my team and medical team to receive a treatment on my foot that will keep me a few days of rest and a few weeks off court. I’m back home now and in the process of recovery. Thanks to everyone for the support.”


Following his semi-final defeat to Novak Djokovic at Roland Garros, the 35-year-old did not compete again until he played in Washington at the start of August. After reaching the third round at the Citi Open, the World No. 5 then withdrew from the National Bank Open Presented by Rogers in Toronto.

Nadal announced he would miss the rest of the 2021 season ahead of the US Open last month and is aiming to return to action next year.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/nadal-f ... 1-saturday

[CajraX]

https://www.primevideo.com/detail/0PV7U ... HN43TW99GO
Na Amazonie Prime Video wylądował dokument o akademii Rafała. Niestety bez polskich napisów.

[DUN I LOVE]

https://www.primevideo.com/detail/0PV7U ... HN43TW99GO
Na Amazonie Prime Video wylądował dokument o akademii Rafała. Niestety bez polskich napisów.

Wybieram się we wtorek/środę.

[Barty]

Nie zamknęli wjazdu jednak?

[DUN I LOVE]

Nie zamknęli wjazdu jednak?

Nie, wszystko jest na dobrej drodze. Będę podsyłał zdjęcia Tobie i małżonce.

[Bombardiero]

[DUN I LOVE]

Zapytałem się recepcjonisty w hotelu o status Rafaela Nadala na Majorce i to, czy postrzegany jest tutaj jak bohater. Oscar, bo tak ten recepcjonista miał na imię, odparł: "Tak, jest bohaterem, ale nie dlatego, że świetnie gra w tenisa, ale dlatego, że jest wspaniałym człowiekiem". Zaczął mi później opowiadać jak Nadal zaangażował się w pomoc ofiarom powodzi na wyspie i ile zrobił dla osób, które wtedy straciły dorobek swojego życia.

Ciężko się nie przekonać do tego prostego chłopaka z Manacor.

[Damian]

'Seeing Rafael Nadal for real was shocking', says young ATP ace

Spoiler:

Novak Djokovic has revealed that he still has no plans for this season finale, which could tie his fate once again to that of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Just like the Swiss and the Spaniard, with different motivations, we could see Djokovic on the pitch directly in 2022.

At the press conference, when asked to talk about his future commitments, the 20-time Grand Slam champion admitted: “To be honest, I don't have a plan, nothing at all. I don't know if I will play any tournaments or where.

Right now, my head is only here: in New York. Big 3? We want to continue to draw public attention to tennis as long as we can; I want to keep playing and try to win other Grand Slams and play for my country, these are my biggest motivations.

The Next Gen is now a consolidated reality, and will soon take the lead: I believe that tennis is in good hands, they are all good guys and great, great players, they have something to give both on and off the court. We all hope that this transition is simple and straightforward from the point of view of the popularity of tennis, this is a very important thing.


"We will see if Djokovic decides to participate in the ATP Finals in Turin or to leave directly from Australia in 2022.

Rincon talks about Rafael Nadal
Speaking with Eurosport following his landmark victory, Daniel Rincon highlighted how important the influence of Rafael Nadal has been on his growth as an athlete.

The Spaniard asserted that development is not only about what you do, but also whom you surround yourself with. "Of course," Rincon replied when asked if having Rafael Nadal close to him had helped. "It is not only the things that they say to you, it also has a lot to do with who tells you and how they say it to you.

Having Rafa so close, sometimes even behind me in training, is a great influence," he added. "Part of the improvement I have had in recent years has been thanks to him and his environment." During the course of the interview, Daniel Rincon recalled how he was left starstruck by Rafael Nadal the first few times he met him.

"The first few times were a bit tense, it's true (laughs)," Rincon said. "In the end, Rafa is someone who had many times on television winning Roland Garros and winning other Grand Slams. Suddenly, having him in front of you and seeing him for real was shocking," he added. (But) I continue to enjoy the most every time I have him around, exactly like the first times."

https://www.tennisworldusa.org/tennis/n ... g-atp-ace/

[Bombardiero]

[Kamileki]