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Fed Cup La ‘Armada’ Vuelve a Lo Más Alto Año XXVII Nº265 5€ revistatenisgrandslam.es FED CUP LA ‘ARMADA’ VUELVE A LO MÁS ALTO MONTECARLO GODÓ ENTREVISTAS RAFA NADAL THIEM SE SUMA ORANTES, FERRER, NO PUDO A LA HISTORIA ALMAGRO SUMARIO 4. Editorial 34. Pablo 64. Indian Andújar: “Ga- Wells: Rafa no LLEGÓ LA TIERRA BATIDA 5. Saques y nar ahora es un pudo seguir voleas regalo” 70. El tenis en 10. Conde de 38. Nicolás silla de ruedas Godó. Thiem Almagro cuelga toma posiciones la raqueta 72. David Ferrer: “Puedo 20. Manuel 42. Montecar- sentirme orgu- Orantes: “Si pu- lo: Nadal tropie- lloso” diera, seguiría za ante Fognini en la pista” 76. Antomi Ra- 50. Así van los mos: otro nº 1 22: Fed Cup. La ‘top 10’ selección espa- 78. Mercedes ñola MAPFRE 54. Monterrey: Pádel y Tenis vuelve a la cima Garbiñe mira Tour hacia arriba 28. El nuevo 82. Mutua calendario cha- 58. Miami: Madrid Open llenger español Nuevos tiem- sub-16: ya están pos… pero gana todos 32. MAPFRE y Federer el tenis español, de la mano Grand Slam de Tenis nº 265 3 www.revistatenisgrandslam.es saques y voleas EDITORIAL S Y V Edita: E OL Ai-Four, Servicios Integrales, S.L. LA ARMADA CAMBIARÁ DE BARCOS U E Tel.: 91.364.22.75 • 606.627. 685 Q A Pº de las Acacias, 30, Portal 1 PERO NO SE HUNDIRÁ A S 28005 Madrid S Director: Miguel Ángel Zubiarrain El futuro siempre acaba llegando, pero de lo Subdirector: que se trata es de conseguir que ese futuro sea germen Fernando Carreño de progreso y desarrollo, y no de finales y destrucción. Cuando la generación de la ‘Armada’ actual comenzó a Coordinadora: desarrollarse y sorprender al mundo del tenis ya se sabía Inés Mª Martín Rey que algún día llegaría el ocaso de la misma. Está tenien- Directora de Publicidad: do lugar estos días. María Sánchez Nicolás Almagro ha colgado la raqueta. David Ferrer [email protected] apura sus últimos partidos entre merecidos homenajes Colaboradores: en todas las pistas del mundo. Feliciano López se apresta Manolo Santana, Diego Armero, Manuel a cambiar las pistas por los despachos. Fernando Ver- TENNIS AL CARRER CON BABOLAT QUIRÓNSALUD, NUEVO SERVICIO CARLOS ALCARAZ SE CORONA EN EL ITF Adrio, Georges Homsi, José Higueras, dasco sigue a buen nivel pero está más cerca de la edad Andrés Gimeno, José Luis Arilla, Manuel EN LA PLAYA DEL BOGATELL MÉDICO OFICIAL DE LA RAFA NADAL DE LA ACADEMIA DE FERRERO de los que diceN adiós que de los que llegan… Orantes, Javier Sansierra, Carlos E. Miguel Ángel Zubiarrain ACADEMY BY MOVISTAR Rodríguez Jiménez, Dennis Van Der Meer, No hay que se catastrofistas. A quienes vayan colgando Goyo Ybort, Nico Moreno Ghersi, Alberto En vísperas del Conde de Godó el torneo Quirónsalud es el nuevo Servicio Médico Carlos Alcaraz Garfia, que con sus triun- Sánchez Sánchez, Félix García. @zubitennis la raquetas hay que despedirles con todos los honores, trasladó el tenis a la playa, instalando Oficial de la Rafa Nadal Academy by fos se está haciendo con el liderazgo de los reconocerles todo lo que le han dado al tenis y a nuestro unas pistas de mini tenis para que cual- Movistar. El acuerdo ha sido sellado en junior españoles, se hizo con el triunfo en Corresponsales: tenis, y contar con su colaboración para que la cadena de quier joven que quisiera conocer de cerca la Academia, entre Rafa Nadal y Héctor el torneo del ITF Junior Tour celebrado Estados Unidos: Clemson Smith Muñiz relevo no se interrumpa, que una de las grandes forta- este deporte pueda practicarlo aunque sea Ciria, CEO de Quirónsalud. Este ha en la Academia Equelite de Juan Carlos América del Norte y del Sur: Guillermo lezas del tenis español ha sido siempre el contacto entre Salatino, Luis Baraldi, Aitor Zubiarrain por un rato. Fue una nueva edición de una declarado que “unirse a la Rafa Nadal Ferrero en Villena, tras vencer en la final los jóvenes y los consagrados, los entrenamientos entre Australia: Carina Romano iniciativa conjunta entre el Ayuntamien- Academy significa compartir los valores al ucraniano Illia Beloborodko por 6-4 Nadal y Moyá, por ejemplo, la colaboración de Ferrero to de Barcelona y la firma Babolat. La del propio Rafa, como son el esfuerzo, la y 6-4. A semifinales llegaron otros dos Fotografía: con otros jóvenes. No hay que olvidar que esta ‘Armada’ playa del Bogatell ha sido el escenario de pasión, la responsabilidad, la humildad y prometedores canteranos de la ‘Armada’: M.A. Zubiarrain, Gerardo Villegas, Paul era ya la segunda o tercera de nuestro tenis. Y apoyar y Zimmer, Brigitte Urban, Angelo Tonelli, confiar en quienes luchan por abrirse camino en el tenis esta acción ya clásica en la que han par- el respeto. Es un honor, un orgullo y una Pablo Llamas y Nicolás Álvarez. En la Art Seitz, Many Rico, Michael Leshay, ticipado las escuelas Marbella y Medite- suerte para Quirónsalud poder acompa- competición femenina se impuso la ale- Gianni Ciaccia, Sport Vision, Lance Jeffrey, profesional. En ese sentido es muy positiva la iniciativa Chryslene Caillaud. de la RFET de volver a sembrar España de challengers. La rrània. Los monitores del Real Club Tenis ñarle en este proyecto”. Nadal destacó que mana Alexandra por 6-1 y 6-4 en la final Armada renovará sus barcos, pero no se hundirá. Barcelona han sido los encargados de “para la Rafa Nadal Academy by Movis- a la francesa Carole Monnet. Las mejores Ilustracción: orientar a los aspirantes a tenistas y dar tar es un placer tener a Quirónsalud como españolas fueron Jessica Bouzas y Ane Aitor Zubiarrain Y hay que felicitar muy efusivamente a Anabel Medina y los consejos pertinentes. En el clinic previo parte de este proyecto. Significa seguridad, Mintegi, que se quedaron en los cuar- toda la selección española MAPFRE de Copa Federación Redacción: participaron unos 60 niños. significa calidad y excelencia. Haremos tos de final. Alcaraz, que a sus 15 años por el triunfo en Bélgica y el ascenso al Grupo Mun- [email protected] este camino juntos ayudando a los jóvenes disputa el circuito junior ITF, pero ya hace dial de la competición. El tenis femenino necesita un a mejorar sus pautas de vida saludable incursiones en los Challenger y hasta en Administración y suscripciones: empujón y una inyección de confianza y ellas se lo han y su condición física”. Quirónsalud ya el ATP Tour (tuvo wild card en la previa [email protected] dado. Confianza que también necesita tener en sí misma Garbiñe Muguruza. El tenis lo tiene. Debe desplegarlo de apoya al deporte asumiendo los Servi- del Godó), se ha ganado un lugar como Imprime: cios Médicos del Mundial de MotoGP y objeto de atención del tenis español. www.1001fa.es nuevo sobre la pista. del Reto Pelayo Vida y patrocinando al Depósito Legal: J-107-2010 Equipo Olímpico Quirónsalud de 49er. La revista no se solidariza expresamente con En 2018 Quirónsalud se sumó, como las opiniones de los colaboradores firmantes Proveedor Médico Oficial, a la Nationale- de sus escritos, ni se identifica necesariamen- te con los mismos, siendo responsabilidad Nederlanden San Silvestre Vallecana. exclusiva de sus autores. Todo material Asimismo, sus hospitales son centros gráfico o escrito es propiedad de la empresa de referencia de grandes competiciones editora, quedando prohibida su reproducción salvo con autorización escrita. como el Mutua Madrid Open y la Madrid Horse Week, entre otros. Grand Slam de Tenis nº 265 5 www.revistatenisgrandslam.es Saques y Voleas JAPÓN SE FIJA EN LA ACADEMIA SÁNCHEZ-CASAL Un grupo de siete alumnos de Grado Superior de la Universidad de Tokyo College of Medical Sports han visitado las instalaciones de la Academia Sánchez-Casal en Barcelona para recibir formación y conocer de primera mano, las claves del método de entrenamiento con el que se formaron en su momento Andy Murray, Grigor Dimitrov, Juan Mónaco o Sveta Kuznetsova, y cuyo modelo de éxito cumple su 20 aniversario. El grupo ha recibido formación del sistema 360º Sánchez-Casal, con sus cuatro pilares fundamentales : técnico y táctico en pista con el co-fundador y ex jugador Sergio Casal, el físico con un grupo de juniors y mental en la sala Videolab, además de la nutrición, y se interesaron especialmente en el área de Ciencias del Deporte, para conocer en detalle la sección de Fisioterapia. Aprendieron también como un jugador de Alto Rendimiento, a través de la figura del tutor, afina su puesta a punto. Es la segunda ocasión que Japón se fija en el sistema español, pues anteriormente en 2013, el profesor Masamitsu Ito de la Nippon Sport Science University , visitaba la sede de Sánchez-Casal de Barcelona. Esta universidad tiene un importante vínculo con el Olimpismo, pues a lo largo de su historia sus atletas lograron 38 medallas de oro, 43 de plata y 47 de bronce. LA VUELTA A LA TIERRA DE FEDERER DESLUMBRA LA ATP El retorno al calendario de tierra de Roger Federer pareció haber deslumbrado a la ATP. Quizá demasiado porque en el cartel en el que anunciaba esta fase de la temporada, y que difundió a través de redes sociales el protagonismo correspondía, precisamente, a Roger, del que aunque nadie va a discutir su calidad tampoco se puede olvidar que ha renun- ciado a dos temporadas consecutivas sobre esta superficie. En segundo plano aparecían Novak Djokovic y el indudable rey de esta superficie, Rafael Nadal. Ante las críticas del público del tenis la ATP rectificó y no solo rediseñó el cartel con Rafa Nadal como máximo exponente, sino que realizaron otro sólo con el balear. La pista dicta cada año sentencia pero la historia es la historia.
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