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Eugenie Bouchard has ascended as one of the strongest players on the WTA Tour. Unfortunately, this year was unlucky for the Canadian. Bouchard suffered a significant right shoulder injury in March 2021. Thereafter, she hasn’t returned to the WTA tour.

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However, recently Bouchard shared glimpses from her hydrotherapy session. It looks like Genie is finally recovering from the injury. On several occasions, she has updated her fans via posting pictures and videos from intense workout sessions.

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Eugenie Bouchard performs hydrotherapy

The Canadian prodigy, Eugenie Bouchard, has stayed away from tennis after being struck with a shoulder injury at Monterrey Open earlier this year. The 2014 Wimbledon finalist couldn’t compete professionally since then. However, she’s currently concentrating on her rehabilitation phase.

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Recently, former World No. 5 took to Instagram to share her hydrotherapy session. Bouchard performed various movements in the water, as she looked extremely focused. She even put on some light music to brighten up the atmosphere.

” A glimpse into some of the hydrotherapy I’ve been doing for my shoulder. Recreating movements in water activates more muscles! I’ve found it helpful, and such a good burn/workout,” she quoted in the caption.

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Bouchard’s collaboration with ‘New Balance’

Just a few days ago, Eugenie Bouchard released a new collection of ‘New Balance’ parenting with Bandier. She did it as part of the new campaign ‘Her advantage’. New Balance is an American brand that offers an exquisite collection of men’s and women’s activewear.

“Her Advantage. The new @newbalance x @bandier collection, inspired by my love of fashion, and anchored in the idea that if you look good, you play good and feel even better,” she wrote.

Apart from New Balance, she’s also endorsing brands like Nike, Coca-Cola, Yonex, Wilson, Babolat, and Head. Clearly, this makes the Canadian one of the most famous tennis players of the modern era.

ALSO READ: WATCH: Eugenie Bouchard’s Insane Training as She Prepares for Tentative Australian Open 2022 Return

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Atri Bhatt is a Tennis author at EssentiallySports. He is pursuing his Master's degree in Sports Management from Deakin University, Australia. In addition to critically analysing the game, he also plays tennis professionally. Atri adores Novak Djokovic and believes he will be recognized as the greatest tennis player of all time. In what little time he spends not thinking about Tennis, Atri enjoys reading historical books.

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