Emma Radocano will start a trial period with the Slovaki coach Vladimir Platinik when she plays her match in the first round of Indian Wales on Thursday.
The 49 -year -old was training on Lulu Sun when the New Zealand qualifiers defeated Radocano in the fourth round of Wimbledon last July.
Plateenik worked with Dominica Cibulkova citizens when she reached the semi -finals of the French Open in 2009, and also trained Russians Daria Casckina and Vironica Kodermitova.
Tom Wilsh, Luburu Academy coach, agreed to join Radocano in favor of Indian Wales, but was described as one -time order.
Radokano, who has been without a permanent coach since Nick Cavadai stood up for health reasons after the Australian Open in January, has played Mewaca Ochigima in the Indian Wales opening match.
“I don't want to rush to anything, but I am looking, I find options and do experiences,” Radokano, 22, told BBC Sport before the tournament.
“I think as soon as I have a structure in place, I will feel that I am in a good position – while in the Middle East it was very difficult for me because I had no direction or right. [advice on] What tournaments should be played, and it was very difficult to do everything on my own.
“I am this type of people who need a plan and needs to be prepared. This is what I build and this makes me feel more comfortable.”
Radokano won only one match since the departure of Cavadai, but he was also forced to deal with a man who followed it to four championships before being released by Dubai Police.
