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Ankita wanted to play with me, as she wanted me to learn things about playing at higher level. It was a dream for me. – Snehal Mane on the ITF Jodhpur final and on the journey so far.

With immense self-confidence & preparation, Snehal Mane, current India's #6 has hit the right notes in India's women tennis. In a free wheeling chat, on her 21st birthday, Snehal tell us more about her sport and how she has been managing with the lockdown amid covid 2019. 

Locked down at home, how do you generally spend your time..

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By Sanketa Anand
on 05 Apr 2020 2:43 PM
  • Tennis
  • India Tennis
  • Snehal Mane
  • Theinfinitemoments.com
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Physical education literacy is equally important: Gaurav Nijhon (Founder -NIJHON TRAINING SYSTEMS)

In discussion with Gaurav Nijhon, the man behind the fitness of our Indian women tennis athletes. It was wonderful catching up with Gaurav, to know the specifics behind the preparation which goes behind key players and their tournaments.  

Tell us about your journey in Sports? Why specifically Strength & Conditioning? What interested you about this field?

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By Sanketa Anand
on 15 Mar 2020 5:33 PM
  • Fitness
  • Strength & Conditioning
  • Tennis
  • Indian Tennis
  • Gaurav Nijhon
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It’s necessary to have a good, positive atmosphere around at your work place - Ankita Raina

Coming from her recent success at the Fed Cup & qualifying for world group play-offs, Ankita caught with me to discuss her recent success in 2020 & how 2019 was a motivating year for her.

In Fed Cup, Ankita combined with Sania Mirza helped India to the World Group play-off by winning the decisive doubles battle by beating Indonesia 2-1 in the Fed Cup Asia-Oceania group-1 women’s tennis tournament in Dubai. It wasn't a easy especially after the first loss to china, who topped the table. 

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By Sanketa Anand
on 15 Mar 2020 11:18 AM
  • Indian Tennis
  • Tennis
  • Ankita Raina
  • cynergyservices
  • theinfinitemoments
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Playing at Strength - Sikki Reddy, CWG Medalist & Arjuna Award Winner

Playing from the age of 9, left handed badminton doubles sensation, Sikki Reddy is an inspiration for many. Hyderabad has been the badminton capital of India, blessing the country with so many international fame players. Sikki is one of them, who in quick time has found a place in hearts of many.

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By Sanketa Anand
on 02 Feb 2020 3:07 PM
  • Sports
  • Badminton
  • India
  • Indian Badminton
  • theinfinitemoments
  • cynergyservices
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‘The main focus right now is to get stronger to sustain and play at the higher level’ – Rutuja Bhosale

Rutuja Bhosale is one of the brightest talents we have on the Indian Women’s Tennis circuit. Right from the prestigious Shiv Chhatrapati Award to representing India at the Asian Games / Fed Cup to  the recent top-200 doubles ranking – Rutuja has many accomplishments in her kitty already.

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By Sanketa Anand
on 02 Feb 2020 8:59 AM
  • Sports
  • Tennis
  • Indian Tennis
  • Rutuja Bhosale
  • theinfinitemoments
  • cynergyservices
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Nikita
Indian-American Nikita Uberoi, an Ivy league graduate and now steadily making a name for herself on the Pro tour.

Nikita Uberoi, an Indian-American athlete, is steadily making a mark for herself on the Pro tour. Sister of former Indian No.1 Shikha Uberoi and Neha Uberoi, Nikita is at her career high rank of 837 and has a goal of entering the top-500 over the next year. 

Nikita graduated from an Ivy League school – Brown University and was hit by injuries soon after she turned pro. Playing full-time from the past year, Nikita has been making steady progress on the Pro Tour. 

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By Sanketa Anand
on 02 Feb 2020 8:19 AM
  • Tennis
  • Sports
  • Indian Tennis
  • India
  • Nikita Uberoi
  • Theinfinitemoments.com
  • cynergyservices.org
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