‘My Body Had Ever Felt as Weak…’ – Maria Sharapova Resumes Old Training Regime After a Giving Birth

Maria Sharapova hung her racket in the year 2020 and now is advancing to other phases of life. The Russian tennis ace after executing a marvelous career in tennis is gearing up for the role of mother.

Earlier this year she welcomed her first child with her fiance, Alexander Gilkes. They have named their baby boy Theodore and have become busy with taking utmost care of him since his arrival. However, amidst all that, Sharapova finally spared some time for herself.

Maria Sharapova hits the gym after childbirth

The five times Grand slam champion after welcoming her son in July finally got the permit to exercise a little. Well, of course, a little of her. As Sharapova can be seen pulling some ropes and doing some push up in the clip, she shared. “Today marks four weeks since giving birth and two weeks since I started moving my body again.” She wrote.

“I don’t think my body had ever felt as weak as it did the day after birth, so even these movements feel like I’ve come a long way.” She added. Sharapova made her relationship with the British Businessman public in the year 2018 and announced her engagement in December 2020.

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Further, this will be Gilkes’ second marriage. He was earlier married to Meghan Markle’s fashion designer friend, Misha Nonoo. Their union is one of the most anticipated events. Though they are yet to disclose the wedding date.

Sharapova’s achievements

The Russian is amongst the only few players who gave a tough time to the 23 times Grand Slam champion Serena Williams. From aspiring to be like Willians to slipping the 2004 Wimbledon Championships trophy out of her hands, Sharapova traveled a long way.

Sharapova, who left her nation and mother behind at just the age of six to pursue her dreams, retired with 36 singles titles and a silver medal for Russia. Also banked a great deal of prize money. She currently is fourth on the list of WTA players with

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Further, the former World no.1 has been Forbes’ the highest paid athlete for 11 consecutive years. In fact, in her early days, she took lead over players like the 20 times Grand Slam champion Roger Feder in the list of players with the highest yearly income.