‘Coach’ Emma Raducanu charging $2000 for virtual sessions as she looks to kill time amidst injury break

We are in the era of earning big. If one activity of yours is on a halt you move to a second to make sure your earning doesn’t stop. Young Brit prodigy Emma Raducanu has opted that way to keep the influx of money.

Also, it’s not always about earning. It’s also about feeling busy. As an athlete, if you aren’t out there in the middle doing your work you can feel lonely and empty. That’s certainly not ideal. For the same reason, Emma Raducanu has unearthed the businesswoman in her.

In a partnership with American online platform Airwayz, which she announced in January while returning from injury, Raducanu has a video channel where people could peep behind the scenes of the Brit’s life. The cost of watching the videos was $5. She also then offered to coach her fans. The coaching sessions would cost $2000. They surely are expensive even though it’s a Grand Slam champion teaching you those.

This is how Raducanu has planned to kill time during her injury layoff. The site has all the details on how to get coached by Raducanu. One can share their own video of playing the sport. Within 15 days, the site would come up with an entire written or video description on how you can improve your play. The teaching would be tailor-made to the strengths and weaknesses of the player. So, if an individual is able to afford the session, it’s one they would not want to miss out on.

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Emma Raducanu out of action till September

With three separate surgeries to the young sensation, the crowd won’t see Emma Raducanu in action till September at least. It’s been a turbulent last 12 months for the England prodigy. Raducanu has changed as many as five coaches and the injuries have not helped her cause either. She may also lose her no. 1 Brit spot if her competitor Katie Boulter makes it to the Surbiton Trophy.

Winning the US Open at such a young age made her a global superstar very quickly. However, it’s a difficult task to be at the top of the game for long. With time, opponents figured out her game and she became slightly predictable. On top of that, the injuries made it worse. However, she would hope that she can make it back to the top of the sport quickly and regain her top 10 ranking.

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