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Rafael Nadal began playing tennis at the age of 3, couched by his uncle, Toni Nadal,
a former professional tennis player; he saw Rafael Nadal had a passion for the sport,
so he decided to become his couch.
Toni noticed at the time that Rafael played his forehand shots with two hands,
so he encouraged him to play left-handed,
thinking it could give Rafael an edge on the court. (Bio.)
and the way that he plays now is with a lot of spin on his forehand,
making it very hard for the opponent to return the ball.
Rafael is always looking for his forehand shot, and what he does in the court is a lot of foot work,
making him faster than a lot of people.
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which is play on clay courts,9 times, 8 in a row.
Over all he has won 14 Grand Slams, 9 of those were French Opens. (Bio.)
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