There wasn’t much rest for Andy Murray after his best season. Following a No. 1 finish and an ATP Finals title 2.5 weeks ago, Murray was backing working hard for 2017 at his training base in Miami last week.
Via @andy_murray on stadium court: “Back after 2.5 weeks out. 27 degrees at 9 am. Let the hard work commence." pic.twitter.com/Hvv3Ec8rLA
— Miami Open (@MiamiOpen) December 12, 2016
Legs were a bit stiff this morning after a late night session last night… #preseason #grinding 😅🚴💨
Today, was definitely not an easy day… #nopainnogain #preseason #Miami 💪
The calm before the storm… #preseason
World number one Andy Murray hit with 17-year-old American Danny Thomas this morning @MiamiOpen. Thomas just reached SF of 18's Orange Bowl. pic.twitter.com/OB9YuTXHMK
— Parsa (@Parsa_Nemati) December 12, 2016
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