Canadians (and Schwartzman) train in The Bahamas

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published_tag Aug 05, 2020

With the restart of the ATP tour on the horizon, a group of mostly Canadians have been training in The Bahamas.

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Milos Raonic, Diego Schwartzman, Peter Polansky, Denis Shapovalov and his girlfriend Mirjam Bjorklund have been putting in the work with the Caribbean as their backdrop.

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The Bahamas is a hot spot for pre-season and mid-season training. In 2017, former No. 1 Lleyton Hewitt opened a tennis academy on the island called the Albany Sports Academy, and players have trained there before including Nick Kyrgios.

Kyrgios will be absent from the New York hard-court swing this summer, but Schwartzman, Raonic and Shapovalov are all entered into the Western & Southern Open and US Open. With a ranking of No. 192, Polansky is an alternate.

Canadians (and Schwartzman) train in The Bahamas

Canadians (and Schwartzman) train in The Bahamas