TENNIS

About

He has been working in tennis for many years (since 1988Year). He worked as a lecturer at the College of Sports Coaches, on the subject of fitness training of tennis players, in Belgrade (1999-2004). He wrote a practicum and two textbooks for fitness preparation of tennis players.

In his long career, he gained full affirmation as a strenght and conditioning coach of many well-known tennis players of all ages and was a participant and / or active fitness coach of numerous tournaments and championships (most importantly):

Australian Open 2017 – Jelena Jankovic
US Open Junior (won) – Olga Danilovic
Weambledon 2017 (won) – Olga Danilovic
World Youth Championship in Tarbes 2016 (vice champion) – Hamad Medjedovic
European Championship 2014 (under 12 – won) – Hamad Medjedovic
European Championship 2016 (under 14 – runner-up) – Hamad Medjedovic

In his rich scientific opus, he published over 50 scientific papers (6 papers on the SCII list), a large number of announcements, participated in several national and international congresses and wrote a practicum and two textbooks for fitness training of tennis players:

(2004): Fitness preparation of tennis players with the basics of Anthropomotorics – theoretical part. The script. High school for sports coaches, Belgrade.
(2004): Fitness preparation of tennis players with the basics of Anthropomotorics – practical part. The script. High school for sports coaches, Belgrade.
(2008): Fitness preparation of tennis players. 1st edition Belgrade: Faculty of Sports and Physical Education, 106 pages, illustr. ISBN 978-86-80255-38-5. [COBISS.SR-ID 152605708] University higher education textbook.
Worked at the College of Sports Coaches, on the subject of fitness training of tennis players, Belgrade (1999-2004);

In his long career, he has gained full affirmation as a fitness coach of many established tennis players of all ages (some of the most important).

Aleksandar Antonijevic, champion of Yugoslavia, age up to 18, (1987);
Igor Racic, champion of Yugoslavia, pioneer age (1989);
Tanja Vuckovic, champion of Yugoslavia, senior age, (1989);
Miloš Zivkovic, vice-champion of Yugoslavia, age up to 18, (1989);
Renata Ljukovcan, champion of Yugoslavia, pioneer and junior age, Orange-Bowl final (1996-1998);
Milica Koprivica, placed on the World Tennis List for many years (1997-99);
Jelena Jankovic, first place on the World List (2008), several tournaments and the Australian Open 2017 (from 2016-2017);
Olga Danilovic, tenth on the World Junior List (2017), fifth on the European
Tennis List, winner of Roland Garros (2016), Wimbledon and the US Open in doubles for 2017 (from 2017-);
Hamad Medjedovic, vice-champion at the unofficial World Championships in Tarbes (2017), and vice-champion of Europe in 2017, age up to 14, champion of Serbia for age up to 16 in 2017 (from 2015-);
Natalija Kostic, currently 162 on the World Tennis List (2018-) ……….. and many others.