Tennis influencer and model Rachel Stuhlmann made her way to the USTA National Campus and made sure to let everyone know. Oh, and then she got rained on. She let everyone know about that, too.
"Hi from the USTA National Campus," she captioned a post showing her on the courts. With, of course, a couple of emojis, including a smiley face.
Hi from the USTA National Campus🥰🎾📍 pic.twitter.com/IpaZlt7FDk
— Rachel Stuhlmann (@rstuhlmann) August 18, 2024
Later, she revealed that it had been raining. That also sent her fans into a frenzy. But they didn't let the information rain on their parade of likes and reposts. Stuhlmann depicted herself trying to cover herself from the rain with ... well, her racquet.
Rain delay🥰☔️🎾 pic.twitter.com/Cb6sXLDKuX
— Rachel Stuhlmann (@rstuhlmann) August 19, 2024
Stuhlmann is a former Division I player who still partakes in the game. And in a recent Instagram post, she revealed how she has to sometimes do it when time is of the essence.
"POV: You have 15 minutes to work on your game," she titled the post.
Then she proceeded to show her quick practice routine, which clearly is incredibly intense.
"Nothing's more humbling than being a former college player and attempting an intense practice session," she said in the video. "There's being in shape, and then there's being in on-court shape. My busy schedule makes it tough to maintain on-court shape like I used to."
Her fans might beg to differ.
Stuhlmann, who recently added "pickleball influencer" to her bio, recently wrote about the ESPYs and that, too, became a splash for her fans. More specifically, Stuhlmann posted about ESPYs host and tennis legend Serena Winters.
For the record, Serena Winters was the host and Stuhlmann the fan.
She also recently revealed she's getting into pickelball. Hey, why be an influencer in just one sport?
"I'm thrilled to be heading to the World Pickleball Convention next week in Vegas!" she wrote. "I can't wait to keep diving deeper into this rapidly growing sport and see all the different innovative pickleball businesses and fellow enthusiasts. I'm super pumped for the workshops, demonstrations, and instructional sessions. I'm also especially looking forward to watching the Expo and the pro & amateur tournaments. It's so fun to witness how much this sport has evolved since its inception!"
