Shahar Peer

Jeremy a écrit:

Admin a écrit:

Jeremy a écrit:

Oui , mais j'espère quelle jouera encore vant la fin de l'année

Idem, mais elle a déjà perdu 40 pts en n'allant pas à Stuttgart ... Elle n'a pas beaucoup de points à défendre en cette fin de saison donc ça serait tout bénéf de jouer mais un break peut être la solution à ses soucis de confiance ...

Elle a quelle âge enfaite 22 ans

21 ans seulement, elle est née à Jérusalem en mai 1987

Ok désolé je lui ai raouter un ans en plus

Shahar était initialement inscrite à Zurich la semaine prochaine, elle est légèrement blessée apparemment (je n'en sais pas plus mais c'est pas "grave") et est donc forfait ... Elle est remplacée par Dani.

Matthieu a écrit:

Shahar était initialement inscrite à Zurich la semaine prochaine, elle est légèrement blessée apparemment (je n'en sais pas plus mais c'est pas "grave") et est donc forfait ... Elle est remplacée par Dani.

ok merc pour les infos , dommage pour Peer , on à pas plus d'infos , si ça tombe sa saison 2008 est terminer

Jeremy a écrit:

Matthieu a écrit:

Shahar était initialement inscrite à Zurich la semaine prochaine, elle est légèrement blessée apparemment (je n'en sais pas plus mais c'est pas "grave") et est donc forfait ... Elle est remplacée par Dani.

ok merc pour les infos , dommage pour Peer , on à pas plus d'infos , si ça tombe sa saison 2008 est terminer

Non aucune nouvelle hélas mais je préfère qu'elle se repose, se soigne bien cette année car elle aura un quart à défendre à Sydney et à l'AO, ça sera très important, bien plus que cette fin de saison

Shahar qui a terminé sa saison il y a quelques semaines à cause d'une légère blessure au pied est en train de réfléchir activement à son nouveau coach !! La décision devrait être prise dans les 15 jours, parmi 4 ou 5 prétendants ...
DECISION CRUCIALE tant on sait à quel point Shahar a besoin d'être stimulée au niveau mental pour pleinement concrétiser son grand potentiel !!

KADIMA SHAHAR !!

Citation :

The next couple of weeks will be of crucial importance to Shahar Pe'er's career.


The 21-year-old's season may be long over, but during the next two weeks she will select her new coach, a decision of huge significance, especially considering her current situation.

"At the moment we're still checking several options. We have 4-5 candidates," Shahar's brother and spokesperson Shlomi Pe'er told me on Tuesday.

"A decision will be made at the very latest in two weeks time because Shahar needs to begin her preparation for next year."

Pe'er, who announced three weeks ago that she has played her last match of 2008, pulling out of her final two tournaments of the season due to an infection in the base of her foot, struggled throughout most of the year, failing to repeat the results which arguably made her Israel's number one athlete.

In 21 tournaments this year, Pe'er was knocked out seven times in the first round and advanced to just four quarterfinals, with those successes all coming in Tier III events or lower.

Shahar only won 26 of her 50 matches, with 15 of the 24 losses coming against inferiorly ranked players, and is currently ranked number 38 in the world, her lowest position since February 2006.

Pe'er's next coach will have the difficult task of finding a way to make all these stats from 2008 a distant memory and help Shahar regain her confidence and return to the world's top-20.

Unlike soccer or basketball, in tennis a coach doesn't just need to improve his player's performance on-court, but also acts as the player's psychologist and best friend for 40 weeks of the year in which the two travel the world.

In May 2006, Pe'er split with Oded Jacob, who guided her at the start of her career, and trained with interim replacements for three months.

In August 2006 Shahar teamed-up with Israeli coach Oded Taig and it's no coincidence that their 15 months together were the best of her career.

Under Taig, Pe'er won 58 of her 87 matches, reaching the quarterfinals of the Australian and US Opens, and achieving a career best ranking of 15.

The excellent relationship between the two had a direct impact on Pe'er's form on-court and Taig's decision to leave at the end of 2007, because he no longer wanted to commit to such a grueling schedule, proved to be a turning point in Shahar's career.

Pe'er decided to hire the services of Gabriel Urpi and Conchita Martinez ahead of 2008, but after six months of deteriorating results, they inevitably split and in the five months since she has been without a permanent coach and unsurprisingly has suffered some of the worst defeats of her career.

Choosing her next coach is as important a decision as Pe'er will have to make in her career.

Whether she gets it right or wrong will likely determine if her recent form is here to stay or if her best is still ahead of her.


THE JERUSALEM POST

Il semble que Shahar ait fait son choix concernant son nouvel entraineur, ce serait le péruvien Pablo Giacopelli, déjà coach de Kaia Kanepi.
Pourquoi pas ? L'avenir nous dira si cette décision est bonne ... Perso je ne le connais pas du tout ...


http://www.thejc.com/node/7593

Citation :

"Shahar Peer has appointed the Peruvian Pablo Giacopelli as her new coach, her third of the year. Peer has had a disastrous year slipping from 19 to 38 in the WTA rankings. "

Le premier tournoi 2009 de Shahar devrait plutôt être celui d'Auckland !!

Kadima Shahar !!

I like tennis, I play sometimes for the fun of course because I'm not a champion lol, my favourite player is Shahar of course

I hope she will succeed in doing a very good season 2009, she's able to, she has proved it in the past


Kadima Shahar as you perfectly said Matt'

Matthieu a écrit:

Premier tournoi 2009 de Shahar : Hobart le 11/01 !!

Pennetta, Flavia ITA (13)

Schnyder, Patty SUI (14)

Chakvetadze, Anna RUS (18 )

Zheng, Jie CHN (25)

Szavay, Agnes HUN (28 )

Bondarenko, Alona UKR (33)

Wozniak, Aleksandra CAN (34)

Tanasugarn, Tamarine THA (37)

Peer, Shahar ISR (38)

Vaidisova, Nicole CZE (41)

Benesova, Iveta CZE (43)

Kvitova, Petra CZE (44)

Pironkova, Tsvetana BUL (45)

Pavlyuchenkova, Anastasia RUS (46)

Govortsova, Ol


Tournoi assez relevé, Kadima Shahar

Avec cette liste des participantes au tournoi d'Hobart, tu m'as mis l'eau à la bouche !!!! Alors, A QUAND LES PROCHAINS PRONOS ???

Tortuga a écrit:

Matthieu a écrit:

Premier tournoi 2009 de Shahar : Hobart le 11/01 !!

Pennetta, Flavia ITA (13)

Schnyder, Patty SUI (14)

Chakvetadze, Anna RUS (18 )

Zheng, Jie CHN (25)

Szavay, Agnes HUN (28 )

Bondarenko, Alona UKR (33)

Wozniak, Aleksandra CAN (34)

Tanasugarn, Tamarine THA (37)

Peer, Shahar ISR (38)

Vaidisova, Nicole CZE (41)

Benesova, Iveta CZE (43)

Kvitova, Petra CZE (44)

Pironkova, Tsvetana BUL (45)

Pavlyuchenkova, Anastasia RUS (46)

Govortsova, Ol


Tournoi assez relevé, Kadima Shahar

Avec cette liste des participantes au tournoi d'Hobart, tu m'as mis l'eau à la bouche !!!! Alors, A QUAND LES PROCHAINS PRONOS ???

Ca arrive, Sydney, du 12 au 18

Sarah a écrit:

I like tennis, I play sometimes for the fun of course because I'm not a champion lol, my favourite player is Shahar of course

I hope she will succeed in doing a very good season 2009, she's able to, she has proved it in the past


Kadima Shahar as you perfectly said Matt'

You're not a champion, neither do I What is important is to take pleasure

I like Shahar very much too
In Wimbledon this year she made a wonderful tournament, beating Safina in a very tough match ...
I hope that her new coach will be able to change things in her game, will be able to help her to take advantage of her qualities, will be able to help her to be stronger morally ...
She will have less stress this year on account of her latter season, I hope it will help her "to liberate herself"

Jeremy a écrit:

Ca arrive, Sydney, du 12 au 18

ENCORE 12 JOURS A ATTENDRE ????

Tortuga a écrit:

Jeremy a écrit:

Ca arrive, Sydney, du 12 au 18

ENCORE 12 JOURS A ATTENDRE ????

Ben, qu'est ce que c'est 12 jours ? C'est rien du tout Un peu de patience