Nadia Podoroska dropped out of the Australian Open and won’t play until March

Nadia Podoroska suffers from physical problems that have kept her away from the courts three months ago and, although she was excited to start the year competing in the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of the season, she will not travel to Melbourne to continue with her rehabilitation, at least until March 2022. Although in this time I learned to live and compete with pain, the recovery process to heal my body definitely requires more time. That’s why together with my team of @tennispositivo we decided not to compete again until March 2022, “explained the rosarina through a post on her social networks.
He added: “At the moment I am leaving for Alicante, where I will continue with my rehabilitation to be 100% again when the time comes to go out on the court.” As explained by her kinesiologist, Diego Méndez, through a video, the 24-year-old tennis player suffers from “a proximal tendinopathy of the right hamstring, a pain in the tendon of the muscle located on the back of the thigh, near the hip (…) We are working on the gradual and controlled progression of rehabilitation, physical work and tennis loads.”
Podoroska was coming off a dream 2020 season, in which she was a Roland Garros semifinalist and got into the Top 50 of the WTA rankings. However, he could not sustain his growth in the circuit and the physical discomfort that began to appear to him, complicated his continuity. In fact, the last match she played was on August 31, when she fell in the first round of the US Open to the Belgian Greet Minnen.
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