City
Epaper

Rohan Bopanna gives guest appearance on AITA's "Webinar for Coaches"

By ANI | Updated: April 29, 2020 19:05 IST

On the second day of the session, Yuki Bhambri, who is the former junior world number one, had joined the webinar and said that he is fit again and will get back to playing when the restrictions are lifted.

Open in App

Indian Tennis player Rohan Bopanna on Wednesday gave a guest appearance on "Webinar for Coaches", an initiative by the All India Tennis Association (AITA) and the Sports Authority of India's (SAI), to share his knowledge and experiences with the coaches.

Bopanna spoke about the training methods required for Doubles player, his transition from Juniors to Men's circuit, and being almost double the age of his Canadian partner Denis Shapovalov, among other things.

As India is under lockdown until May 3 due to the coronavirus crisis, AITA took this initiative with support from SAI to help coaches across the country utilise this period.

On the second day of the session, Yuki Bhambri, who is the former junior world number one, had joined the webinar and said that he is fit again and will get back to playing when the restrictions are lifted.

"I am trying to do training at home and keep myself active. In my family, all are fitness enthusiasts, so there is always motivation. I should be back to playing when this gets over," said Bhambri.

The webinar which began on April 27 will go on till May 9.

( With inputs from ANI )

Tags: Sports Authority Of IndiaRohan BopannaDenis ShapovalovAll india tennis association
Open in App

Related Stories

Tennis“My Last Event for the Country”: Rohan Bopanna Announces Retirement After Early Exit from Paris Olympics 2024

Other SportsFrench Open 2024: Rohan Bopanna and Matthew Ebden Advance to Men's Doubles Quarterfinals

TennisRohan Bopanna Set Future Goals Following Australian Open 2024 Win, Says ‘Next Tournament Gonna Be Dubai, Indian Wells and Miami’

Tennis"I'm at Level 43, Not Age 43": Rohan Bopanna After Winning Australian Open Doubles Title

National“Shows Age Is No Bar”: PM Modi Applauds Rohan Bopanna’s Historic Win at Australian Open

Tennis Realted Stories

TennisCincinnati Masters: Rybakina, Keys reach pre-quarters, Sabalenka's name etched in Open Era history

TennisCincinnati Masters: Sinner marches to round four, continues win streak on hard courts

TennisCincinnati Masters: Alcaraz starts campaign with hard-fought win

TennisWorld number one Jannik Sinner qualifies for Nitto ATP Finals

TennisBen Shelton lifts maiden ATP Masters 1000 title in Toronto