Jaume Munar credits Rafael Nadal for the ‘most impact’ on his career thanking the King of Clay for his help and contributions 

Jaume Munar credits Rafael Nadal for creating a positive impact in his career by training him.

Jaume Munar credits Rafael Nadal for the ‘most impact’ on his career thanking the King of Clay for his help and contributions 

(L) Rafael Nadal , (R) Jaume Munar (Via Tennis World)

Rafael Nadal, one of the best Spanish tennis players, had dominated a whole era of tennis alongside Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic. Throughout his career, he has inspired many people all around the world, including budding tennis players. One player who has always idolized Nadal is Jaume Munar.

Jaume Munar, a promising Spanish tennis player reveals in an interview that Nadal has had a huge impact on him and trained him with a lot of intensity. “He helped me a lot and I will always remember, when I arrived at the Academy, the way he trained and the desire and intensity with which he did it. He is an inspiration to me and to all children. If there’s anyone who has had a direct impact on my career, it’s him.” said Munar in an interview. (H/T: welovetennis)

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Nadal’s academy has trained a lot of youngsters and has also given tips to other tennis players who have sought assistance from the academy. Munar was profoundly inspired by the way Nadal trained. The intensity, the fire in the eyes, and the sheer desire to set a benchmark for the youngsters. 

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Jaume Munar training at Rafa's academy
Jaume Munar training at Rafa’s academy (Via Rafa Nadal Academy)

The coach disagrees with the Spaniard and said that Nadal may not participate at all if he isn’t able to be at the top of his form. “But if he feels he can still, I think he will continue. Again, unless he has an injury that we ignore.”  said the coach in an interview.

Nadal founded the Rafa Nadal Foundation in 2008 and has since shared his guidance and positive attitude with other youngsters, training them to be the best. The impact of Nadal’s mentorship is evident in Munar’s rise through the ranks. The young Spaniard has shown consistency, and his performance in recent times has caught the attention of the tennis world. His experience and wisdom served as a beacon of light for the young player, helping him rise through the ATP ranks.

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