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A Fitness Evolution

03.28.12

TRX Editor

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Max “The Beast” Myrni is a tour veteran with 14 years under his belt. He is currently ranked #7 in the world. From Belarus, Mirnyi is a doubles specialist but he also enjoys a good singles career, finishing in the top 50 in the world for 7 straight years as well as representing Belarus in Davis Cup competition. He holds eight Grand Slam titles and, in 2003, he reached the doubles final at Wimbledon.

Max was introduced to TRX Suspension Training at the venerable IMG Academy in Florida in 2010 and attributes a lot of his recent success to having a more stable core. In this video, Max talks about how being able to work out on the road with TRX has helped him.

“The TRX is the ideal training tool for tennis. You can get a hardcore workout in the gym, on court and at home.”
– Max Mirnyi, ATP #3 Doubles 2011 French Open Champion