Toni Nadal, uncle and coach Rafa Nadal tennis Mallorcan, on Friday stressed the "effort, sacrifice and order" of the young champion, but has acknowledged that perhaps something has gone too far with their demands.
Toni Nadal, uncle and coach Rafa Nadal tennis Mallorcan, on Friday stressed the "effort, sacrifice and order" of the young champion, but has acknowledged that perhaps something has gone too far with their demands.
"I think Rafa was very demanding and if you change it back again, but I think that demand has led him to achieve what he has achieved," said Toni Nadal before hundreds of young people at the close of the conference "What really matters "which was held in Zaragoza.
During his speech, Toni Nadal has said he has always tried to see his nephew that "he alone is responsible for both their victories and their defeats."
In this regard, said that the success of tennis is that knows how to combine "effort, sacrifice and order" with your workouts.
Nadal explained how young people with effort, perseverance, humility and self-control training has achieved this great figure of the Spanish tennis not only elite athletes but also as a person.
It emphasizes the idea that "we must always put the whole illusion when it does, not only when things go well."
In his opinion, very often "seek satisfaction in the goal and not the work it takes to get to it."
At the end of his presentation, in response to questions from the audience and who witnessed the conference via Twitter, Nadal has indicated that although Rafa is going through a bad time sports "his mood is good."
Nadal has blamed this "wear" it takes a few years when continuous pressure is lost a bit of aggression and "you can get to stop relying on yourself."
Therefore, the coach has said they will continue working "hard" and viewing videos of the games won by the Spaniard tennis player to regain the world number one.
Young people also have asked for direct rival Nadal, Novak Djokovic, which has said it hopes that next year a little lower level and Nadal can upload their own.