Monday, December 31, 2007

Happy New Year

Just wanted to wish you all a Happy New Year may all your wishes come true in 2008 and for Amelie to have a great season

A win at Gold Coast


Amelie won her first round match at Gold Coast today beating Olga Savchuk 6-1,6-1 next up is Nathalie Dechy .ALLEZ AMELIE , GO MOMO

Thursday, December 27, 2007

- Arrival in Australia!

- Arrival in Australia! :
27/12/2007

Amélie continues training despite adverse weather conditions ...

Amélie, "I continue my preparation even though the weather was very surprising because it is raining here since my arrival. The first few days were quite difficult with the time difference, but it is something which I am accustomed, and now that I to manage better and better over the years. yet it is still rather difficult not to fall too early to sleep at night! As far as Christmas, I have nothing particular to do, fortunately, that the phone exists to keep in touch with friends and family to celebrate Christmas from afar. "

Saturday, December 22, 2007

HAPPY HOLIDAYS


A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year To You All

Friday, December 21, 2007

Leaving for Australia !

- Leaving for Australia ! :
21/12/2007

The preparation time is finished for Amelie who flew to Australia this morning.

Amelie is satisfied with the intense 6 weeks and the need for competition is there.Amelie:" I'm very happy with these past weeks,we did a good job and I can't wait to see the outcome during competition.Getting to the Gold Coast,I'll have time to get some practice time with the other players and get ready for my first match on Monday December 31Th.Until then,I wish you Happy Holidays and may all my wishes for you come true in 2008.

Sunday, December 16, 2007

"I am ready for 2008!"

Amelie flies next Thursday, steering Australia to start her 2008 season.

- Amélie, how do you feel now, after more than 6 weeks of intensive drives and on the eve of leaving for Australia?
I feel really good, I made a very intense preparation without having to change or modify what we had planned with my team. It now remains for me to play a maximum number of points to get on my first match with all my cues from Thursday.

- What will be your program on the spot as soon as you arrive?

As always after a long trip, I will have to adapt as quickly as possible the conditions on the ground. I know it will be very hot but I come early enough so that everything is set up day after day. I shall play my first game undoubtedly the 31 and before that there will be other players to matches and Fitness.

- You go to Australia with great hope and enthusiasm, can you give us the goals that you have set for the year 2008?
What counts for me is to first find the faster my best level tennis. I know that I am very well prepared, which I am really at my best physically, I need the victories chain to be in great confidence and be able to reach my goals for 2008. In season there are important deadlines for me, the Grand Slam tournaments, open GDF always so special for me and of course the Olympics.

- You spent a lot of time at home in Geneva in recent weeks, apart from your drives, as you did when you? Have you had time to do your Christmas shopping?
It's true that I was able to spend time at home more than in previous years because this year we do not prepare ourselves gone on mountains and it also felt good to return in the evening at home rather than in a room hotel. I have not done much for this time period at the end of the day I rather want to be early dinner at the apartment or at Guy (Forget) with my team and some friends.

- A message for your fans?
This year, I will start very early in Australia since I will take the plane Thursday, Dec. 20. Before leaving, I want to wish you a very Happy Holiday and above all my best wishes for 2008 and also thank you for your support and your m

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Fed Cup-China-without Mauresmo

Fed Cup - Chine-France sans Mauresmo

Eurosport - mar., 11 déc. 13:36:00 2007

Amélie Mauresmo ne disputera pas le premier tour de la Fed Cup en Chine début février avec l'équipe de France. 18e mondiale actuellement, la Française a décidé de privilégier son parcours sur le circuit WTA. Depuis 1998, elle n'avait raté que 8 rencontres de Fed Cup sur 18 jouées.

Pour la neuvième fois de sa carrière, Amélie Mauresmo va manquer une rencontre de Fed Cup. Depuis 1998 et son premier match face à la Suissesse Patty Schnyder, elle avait participé à toutes les campagnes, manquant seulement huit confrontations dont aucune demi-finale. "La rencontre aurait eu lieu en France, j'aurais pu l'ajouter à mon programme, mais aller en Chine ! Pour une fois je préfère privilégier le côté individuel" , a déclaré Amélie Mauresmo au journal L'Equipe paru mardi. Dans une situation délicate, celle qui a joué le rôle de locomotive du tennis français fait un choix qui ne la déshonore pas. L'émancipation de Marion Bartoli et Tatiana Golovin, qui a déjà été N.1 de l'équipe en 2007, ont les moyens de prendre le relais.

Qui plus est, la saison de Mauresmo, qui a chuté du 3e au 18e rang mondial en 2007, est capitale. Elle aura 29 ans au mois de juillet et ne doit pas se disperser si elle veut rattraper le wagon du top 10. A l'instar de Roger Federer, qui a quant à lui si souvent snobé l'épreuve, elle tentera de mieux maîtriser son calendrier pour se concentrer sur les tournois majeurs. Reste à Georges Goven (capitaine) et à Loic Courteau (entraîneur de l'équipe de France qui est aussi le coach d'Amélie) de gérer les problèmes de la nouvelle génération : les blessures de Golovin et les desirata de Bartoli. On suivra aussi, derrière les joueuses plus expérimentées que sont Virginie Razzano, Nathalie Dechy et Séverine Brémond, la possible arrivée d'Alizé Cornet.

Julien Carrasco / Eurosport
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Fed Cup-China-without Mauresmo

Eurosport-Tuesday, Dec. 11. 13:36:00 2007

Amelie Mauresmo does not dispute the first round of the Fed Cup in China in early February with the French team. 18 th World currently, the French had decided to focus her career on the WTA Tour. Since 1998, she had missed only 8 matches in Fed Cup on 18 played.

For the ninth time in her career, Amelie Mauresmo will miss a meeting of the Fed Cup. Since 1998, and her first match against the Swiss Patty Schnyder, she participated in all campaigns, missing only eight confrontations with any semis. "If the meeting reportedly took place in France, I could add it to my program, but go to China! For once I prefer to focus on the individual side," said Amelie Mauresmo in newspaper L'Equipe published Tuesday. In a delicate situation, one that has played the role of locomotive tennis french made a choice that does not dishonours. The emancipation of Marion Bartoli and Tatiana Golovin, which has already been N.1 of the team in 2007, have the capacity to take over.

Moreover, the season Mauresmo, who dropped from 3rd to 18th largest in the world in 2007, is crucial. She will be 29 years in July and should not disperse if it is to catch up with the the top 10. Like Roger Federer, who has also so often snubbed the ordeal, she will attempt to better control her schedule to concentrate on the major tournaments. It remains to Georges Goven (captain), and Loic Courteau (coach of the French team who is also the coach of Amélie) to manage the problems of the new generation: the injuries of Golovin and desire of Bartoli. It will also follow behind the more experienced players that are Virginie Razzano, Nathalie Dechy and Séverine Brémond, the possible arrival of Alizé Cornet.

Saturday, December 8, 2007

Soon-departure

- Bientôt le départ... :
08/12/2007

Amélie effectue la dernière phase de préparation tennistique à Genève accompagnée de Loïc et Michel Franco.

Tout se passe très bien. Comme prévu, le travail est désormais tourné vers le tennis avec de grosses séances qui durent très souvent 2h30. En parallèle, Amélie continue de faire du physique avec des exercices très spécifiques suivi de soins prodigués par Michel son kiné. Une grande importance est accordée à la récupération, les heures de sommeil sont capitales pour qu'Amélie puisse enchainer les journées.
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Soon-departure ... :
08/12/2007

Amélie performs the final stage of preparation tennis in Geneva with Loic and Michel Franco.

Everything is going very well. As anticipated, the work is now turned to tennis with big meetings lasting very often two and a half hours. At the same time, Amélie continues to do physical exercises followed by very specific care provided by her physiotherapist Michel. Particular importance is attached to the recovery, hours of sleep is critical so that Amélie can keep going.

Monday, December 3, 2007

Mauresmo has not thought about stopping

Mauresmo n'a pas songé à arrêter

Rédaction Sport365 - samedi 01 décembre 2007 - 11h23

Après une saison 2007 difficile, Amélie Mauresmo confie dans les colonnes du Parisien « ne pas avoir pensé à arrêter » sa carrière.

Amélie Mauresmo n’a pas pensé à la retraite sportive. « Je crois que quand c’est le moment, tu le sens au plus profond de toi, et je ne voulais pas m’arrêter là-dessus », confie l’ancienne n°1 mondiale dans les colonnes du Parisien au terme d’une année 2007 difficile, conclue au 18eme rang mondial.

Après quinze jours de travail physique à Genève, la Française a confirmé qu’elle participera à la tournée australienne. Elle s’envolera le 20 décembre pour disputer les tournois de Gold Coast et Sydney pour préparer l’Open d’Australie, première levée du Grand Chelem.

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Mauresmo has not thought about stopping

Rédaction Sport365 - samedi 01 décembre 2007 -

After one season 2007 difficult, Amelie Mauresmo confides in the columns of Parisien she is "not" thinking about stopping her career.

Amelie Mauresmo has not thought about retiring from sport. "I think when it's time, you sense within you, and I did not want to dwell on it," says the former No. 1 world in the columns of Parisien at the end of a difficult 2007 that ended with her being 18th in the world.

After fifteen days of physical labor in Geneva, the Frenchwoman has confirmed that she will participate in the Australian tour. She will fly away on December 20 to compete in tournaments Gold Coast and Sydney to prepare for the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of the year.