Совсем маленько осталось ждать до РГ...Время пролетит быстро! Интересно, а наша Маша планирует выступить на Олимпиаде? Наверное да, ведь она же в полном расцвете сил!
Денни, как Вы думаете, в каком режиме будет идти подготовка Марии? Когда будет самая сложная часть подготовки?
У Марии есть уже установлен тренировочный процесс и она просто будет следовать его. Ожидаю 2 или 3 показательных матчей в марте и апреле.
Самая сложная часть подготовки, как обычно, будет в апреле, когда Мария достигает верх физической подготовки.
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Tennis star Sharapova may play at 2020 Olympics - Russia’s tennis chief
Sport January 04, 16:46
MOSCOW, January 4. /TASS/. Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova may play at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, President of the Russian Tennis Federation Shamil Tarpishchev told TASS on Wednesday.
The Russian player is now eligible to officially return to tennis courts starting April 26.
In early March, Sharapova was the first to announce that her doping tests revealed the presence of the performance enhancing drug meldonium in the body system. Following the announcement, former World’s No. 1 was provisionally suspended from all tennis-related activities.
"Sharapova may play for the Russian team and is able to win gold at the 2020 Olympics. The sole question here is her wish," Tarpishchev said.
"In late April, Sharapova is returning to participation in tournaments. We’ll see how quickly she will be able to return to the high level. The world of sports is not standing idle and is moving quickly but we all know that Sharapova is a professional and everything depends on her herself," he said.
Due to the imposed ban, Sharapova, the silver Olympic medalist of the 2012 Games in London, had to miss the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, held in August in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro.
А известно уже,на какие турны Маша получит wild card? Могут ведь и не дать на РГ. ..
Нет, еще не известно расписание Марии.
Не ясно в каких турнирах она намерена сыграть.
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Any news on Sharapova’s 2017 schedule? I’m eager to see if she’ll make her return at a smaller tournament like Rabat or Prague and (likely) cash in on a huge appearance fee. This would allow her to front load on clay tournaments, potentially playing four before the French Open. She could also add a Wimbledon warm up, which she hasn’t done in years, or do you think she’ll ignore her time off and stick to a rather specific, minimal schedule like she has in years past potentially playing only a handful of tournaments up to the U.S. Open?
—Jordan, Madison, Wisc.
JON WERTHEIM
Wednesday January 4th, 2017
• Far as I have heard, there is not an official schedule. But it stands to reason that Sharapova will continue to seek simulated competition before her spring return. And it stands to reason that she will return under low-intensity and not at a Slam. It also stands to reason that that she’ll want clay preparation before the French Open—ironically, the major she might be most likely to win.
As I said before, a) Sharapova ought to be welcomed back to the fold without prejudice. She made a mistake. She got caught. She pursued the appeals process. She will have served her punishment. She is owed the right to reintegrate without bias. b) I see this comeback going one of two ways. Fueled with motivation and, perversely, helped by the time off, she will be an absolute force again. Or she will struggle and—having tasted life without tennis—will treat the rest of the year as a victory lap.
Tennis star Sharapova may play at 2020 Olympics - Russia’s tennis chief
Sport January 04, 16:46
MOSCOW, January 4. /TASS/. Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova may play at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, President of the Russian Tennis Federation Shamil Tarpishchev told TASS on Wednesday.
The Russian player is now eligible to officially return to tennis courts starting April 26.
In early March, Sharapova was the first to announce that her doping tests revealed the presence of the performance enhancing drug meldonium in the body system. Following the announcement, former World’s No. 1 was provisionally suspended from all tennis-related activities.
"Sharapova may play for the Russian team and is able to win gold at the 2020 Olympics. The sole question here is her wish," Tarpishchev said.
"In late April, Sharapova is returning to participation in tournaments. We’ll see how quickly she will be able to return to the high level. The world of sports is not standing idle and is moving quickly but we all know that Sharapova is a professional and everything depends on her herself," he said.
Due to the imposed ban, Sharapova, the silver Olympic medalist of the 2012 Games in London, had to miss the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, held in August in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro.
http://tass.com/sport/923791
Денни, как Вы думаете, в каком режиме будет идти подготовка Марии? Когда будет самая сложная часть подготовки?
Самая сложная часть подготовки, как обычно, будет в апреле, когда Мария достигает верх физической подготовки.
Sport January 04, 16:46
MOSCOW, January 4. /TASS/. Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova may play at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, President of the Russian Tennis Federation Shamil Tarpishchev told TASS on Wednesday.
The Russian player is now eligible to officially return to tennis courts starting April 26.
In early March, Sharapova was the first to announce that her doping tests revealed the presence of the performance enhancing drug meldonium in the body system. Following the announcement, former World’s No. 1 was provisionally suspended from all tennis-related activities.
"Sharapova may play for the Russian team and is able to win gold at the 2020 Olympics. The sole question here is her wish," Tarpishchev said.
"In late April, Sharapova is returning to participation in tournaments. We’ll see how quickly she will be able to return to the high level. The world of sports is not standing idle and is moving quickly but we all know that Sharapova is a professional and everything depends on her herself," he said.
Due to the imposed ban, Sharapova, the silver Olympic medalist of the 2012 Games in London, had to miss the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, held in August in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro.
http://tass.com/sport/923791
Не ясно в каких турнирах она намерена сыграть.
—Jordan, Madison, Wisc.
JON WERTHEIM
Wednesday January 4th, 2017
• Far as I have heard, there is not an official schedule. But it stands to reason that Sharapova will continue to seek simulated competition before her spring return. And it stands to reason that she will return under low-intensity and not at a Slam. It also stands to reason that that she’ll want clay preparation before the French Open—ironically, the major she might be most likely to win.
As I said before, a) Sharapova ought to be welcomed back to the fold without prejudice. She made a mistake. She got caught. She pursued the appeals process. She will have served her punishment. She is owed the right to reintegrate without bias. b) I see this comeback going one of two ways. Fueled with motivation and, perversely, helped by the time off, she will be an absolute force again. Or she will struggle and—having tasted life without tennis—will treat the rest of the year as a victory lap.
http://www.si.com/tennis/2017/01/04/mailbag-australian-open-sharapova-format-changes