Bencic takes fun break from training in Switzerland

By Jordaan Sanford Jul 28, 2020
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Bencic takes fun break from training in Switzerland

ByJordaan Sanford

Published Jul 28, 2020

Belinda Bencic has been dabbling in a good amount of high-quality match play over the last few weeks. Most recently, the world's best female Swiss played in Switzerland's Pro Cup.

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Bencic easily rolled past compatriot Jill Teichmann 4-1, 4-1, but in doubles she fell alongside Stefanie Voegele in a tight doubles deciding match tiebreak to Teichmann and Viktorija Golubic.

Although Bencic is busy preparing for the re-opening of the WTA season, she still made time to enjoy the beautiful landscapes of her country.

It appeared to be a peaceful couple of days for the world No. 8 as she hiked in Seealpsee, a lake surrounded by lush green mountain ranges in Switzerland.

"Can't get enough," Bencic wrote on Instagram.

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Bencic also jumped in the lake and was all smiles as she soaked up the long summer day.

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Currently, the 23-year-old is set to compete in next month's Prague Open which is going to be only the second held tournament after the almost five-month shutdown. The event follows Palermo and begins on August 10.