Biomechanics trainer helped improve Belarusian tennis star's 'disaster' serve

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Aryna Sabalenka led the women’s tennis tour for the most double faults in the last three years but that looks to change this seasonMelbourne – Aryna Sabalenka credited her biomechanics trainer in helping her improve her powerful but erratic serve after she moved into the quarterfinals of the Australian Open for the first time on Monday.

“I worked so hard. Even when my serve was a disaster, I worked a lot on my serve. I kept trying, kept believing, kept changing. Then I worked on my biomechanics,” Sabalenka told reporters.

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