Eugenie Bouchard may be again working with Thomas Hogstedt, her coach of a year ago.
According to Open Court, the two were training on court at Bouchard's base in Florida, where she is practicing during her offseason.
Hogstedt began working with Bouchard a year ago during the Asian swing, formally stopping during the clay-court season this year when the Canadian went back to longtime coach Nick Saviano. Hogstedt coached Madison Keys in between, with the two calling it quits during the offseason.
Bouchard is still working with trainer Gil Reyes, according to the Brisbane Daily Telegraph, and was unsatisfied with a season that saw her finish No. 46 in the rankings. "I could have done a lot of things better," she said. "I didn't have the right team around me and I wasn't following the best diet."
She did record two runner-up finishes in 2016, making it to the finals at the Hobart International in January and the Malaysian Open in March.