There's just a lot of things that I wasn't really doing well - not moving fluidly, which is normally the one thing that I do really well.I moved badly, so obviously wasn't hitting my forehand 100%. A combination of those two things and also playing against a great player like Marcos doesn't help.I decided after my matches last week and then a few days before the tournament here that I was going to try to hit some more (forehands) and, I hoped, be pain free - and I haven't had any bad reactions.It was feeling better, and I guess it's pretty much 100% now. It's a good sign.
It’s not surprised me too much,I had a knee injury when I was 16 or 17 and I was injured for six months. It took me time to get used to the movement again after that, but after a couple of months I started playing better.The more matches I play and more I’m around the best players, I’ll start moving better.I want to try and play better in New Haven and then get some matches under my belt before the US Open.
