WATCH: Aryna Sabalenka enjoys Indian Wells 2025 practice session in Los Angeles

Tennis sensation and world number one Aryna Sabalenka's presence at the Los Angeles Tennis Center at UCLA ahead of the Indian Wells 2025 tournament showcases the crucial preparation and dedication that the star player invests in their craft.

The Belarusian was spotted practicing in Los Angeles to boost the preparation for the forthcoming 1000 WTA tournament. This observation is set to provide insight into her training regimen and her approach to the forthcoming marquee event.

The fact that Sabalenka is practicing at UCLA in Los Angeles, just under two weeks before Indian Wells, showcases that she is actively engaged in fine-tuning her skills and acclimatizing to the Californian climate before the tournament kicks off. The Indian Wells is the major tournament, and players often arrive early to adjust to the conditions.

Utilizing the Los Angeles Tennis Center at UCLA provides her with a high-quality training environment. These facilities are known to be excellent ones and, therefore, a great place for players to get training. The video of her practice session in LA has widely been shared on social media, with fans hailing her dedication ahead of Indian Wells.

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Spotted at the Los Angeles Tennis Center at #UCLA — Aryna Sabalenka practicing just less than two weeks before the start of Indian Wells. pic.twitter.com/H59xlPEjHx

— Chloe Agas (@Chloe_Agas) February 21, 2025

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Notably, tennis players have seen meticulous planning in their training schedules, and Sabalenka's presence at UCLA suggests a strategic approach to her Indian Wells preparation. This might involve focusing on specific aspects of her game, such as her serve, groundstrokes, or movements in the game.

In addition to these court practices, the 26-year-old's pre-tournament routine likely includes off-court activities such as physical conditioning, strength training, and mental preparation. These training sessions are crucial for maintaining peak performance throughout a demanding tournament schedule.

"I would have tried not to out-hit her but to play more tactically and probably the most important thing, but to boldly go after the ball. Now it's tough to say what the most important lesson is, because the match was so complete. It may be to adapt during the warm-up, so that you go out on court as charged as possible, so that you can move around from the very beginning," Aryna Sabalenka said.

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