Anna Kalinskaya is an outstanding Russian professional tennis player who has participated in Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and the US Open reaching a career-high ranking of No. 51 as a singles player.
Who is Anna Kalinskaya coach, Patricia Tarabini?
Patricia Tarabini, a former WTA player, has been Anna’s coach since the 2019 season. In La Plata, Argentina, on August 6, 1968, Patricia Pato Tarabini was born. In her playing career, she won fifteen trophies in the highest division of doubles, and she was well-known for participating in doubles at tournaments.
She is well-known for winning the mixed doubles title at the 1996 Roland Garros tournament and for competing for her nation in the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, where she took home the bronze. It is her career-high ranking of No. 12 in doubles.
Patricia began coaching in 2006, serving as an assistant coach at the University of San Diego, following her retirement. During her teaching career, Conchita Martinez was her most well-known pupil. She likes to play volleyball and football in particular, in addition to tennis.
When Patricia took over as Anna’s coach for the 2019 season, she saw results right away. Playing in doubles at the Prague Open with Viktoria Kuzmova, Kalinskaya won her maiden WTA title and two ITF titles in that same year. At the Washington Open, she advanced to her first WTA singles semifinal and rose into the top 100 players on the rankings.
