I think what you’re doing here Bogdan is something that is moving tennis forward for a lot of junior players. It’s giving novice tennis parents like myself valuable information when deciding things like where their child is being coached, who are the coaches and academies, and other things to consider that are (surprisingly) not readily available unless you are privy to this small community. It’s encouraging that recently players making a mark on the world stage were developed in Canada, but still quite a few are training in the States as juniors. In my opinion, I think junior tennis development in Canada still has a long way to go compared to the United States, so thank you for doing this!
I think what you’re doing here Bogdan is something that is moving tennis forward for a lot of junior players. It’s giving novice tennis parents like myself valuable information when deciding things like where their child is being coached, who are the coaches and academies, and other things to consider that are (surprisingly) not readily available unless you are privy to this small community. It’s encouraging that recently players making a mark on the world stage were developed in Canada, but still quite a few are training in the States as juniors. In my opinion, I think junior tennis development in Canada still has a long way to go compared to the United States, so thank you for doing this!
Dishani thank you so much for saying all this. It makes me motivated to do more conversations. Knowing it brings value makes my day.
Čestitam!
Had to bring out the set count 🙄
maybe he was trying to provoke another match ;)
@Bogdan Grygorenko if so challenges accepted
How well spoken is this cat eh?
I barely could handle him