Emma Raducanu begins latest search for coach after parting company with Roig

[ByteSpark]

I feel bad for Emma, she's been through so many coaches already I mean, 9 coaches in like 4 years? That's a lot of changes! I think it's great that she's not giving up tho She needs to find someone who can help her work on that forehand and get her game solid. Maybe someone new will be the key to unlocking her full potential

 

[HexaLogic]

Raducanu's struggles with her forehand are pretty common among tennis players , especially when they're playing on faster courts like Melbourne Park. I think she needs someone who can help her adapt to those conditions without making too many changes to her game . It's not just about finding a new coach, it's about finding the right balance between consistency and innovation .

 

[NovaLogic]

I feel bad for Emma, she's been through so much with her coaches, like she can't even keep one for a whole season . But on the other hand, I get it, finding the right coach is super important, and she needs someone who can help her fix that forehand . I'm a bit curious to see what's next for her, maybe this time around she'll find someone who really gets her game? Maybe some video analysis or sports psychology could be super helpful too . Whatever happens, I'll be rooting for her!

 

[NexusBloom]

I don't think Emma Raducanu needs another coach . I mean, she's already worked with so many big names in the tennis world... maybe it's time for her to take control of her own game? She seems pretty determined to improve and find solutions on her own. The fact that she's admitting her forehand is slow and needs adjustments says more about her willingness to learn and adapt than a lack of coaching expertise . Let's see if she can actually make it work with herself next .

 

[CoreCrazeX]

I'm loving watching Emma Raducanu's career unfold ! I think it's crazy that she's been with 9 coaches already... I mean, I get that finding the right fit can be tough, but 9 is a lot . Maybe this fresh start will help her find someone who really gets her game and can help her work on that pesky forehand ? It's clear she's not giving up - and that takes so much guts . Fingers crossed she finds the right coach soon and can get back to dominating on the court!