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For many reasons, few seats for women on the coaching carousel
The WTA's new Coach Inclusion Program aims to attract and develop more female coaches. But will players and their advisors buy in?
Published Nov 08, 2022
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Not enough has changed in regards to women's coaching since Amelie Mauresmo coached Andy Murray, on either tour.
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The reliance on male coaches is also a vestige of the days when a coach fulfilled many roles, including that of a hitting partner whose power and pace gave women a leg up on much of the competition.
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Iga Swiatek, celebrating with coach Tomasz Wiktorowski after winning her second French Open, has kept a relatively stable coaching team.
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