Maria Sharapova is trusting a more casual way to deal with the new season could yield rewards in the terrific hammer occasions.
The world number four took three months off as she battled with wounds subsequent to agony a semi-last disposal at Wimbledon in 2015.
Notwithstanding, upon her arrival she charged to the last four of the WTA finals and inspired amid the Fed Cup.
Sharapova is quick to handle this battle in a deliberate way, with her sights to a great extent set on the top rivalries including the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
"I think it will be one of those years where I'll simply need to accept the way things are and despite the fact that you need to focus on a sure calendar and work around a couple of things, I believe I'm truly simply committing myself to the truly imperative occasions," the Russian said.
"I take a gander at my timetable and do that each and every year, except just with the Olympics, it's in an exceptionally precarious spot soon after two thousand hammers consecutive.
"After the Fed Cup I said that I'll set aside a tiny bit of time off after the Australian summer, yet you never know how things are going to work out, so I'll perceive how it goes.
"I took a considerable measure of positives out of the end of a year ago, particularly the Fed Cup weekend, and it was only awesome to rationally feel like I was back on the court, withstanding such physical matches and traversing them and feeling truly sure and solid."
Sharapova starts the year with the resistance of her Brisbane International title and is confident of accomplishing magnificence by and by.
"I'm bad at contrasting, but rather consistently you sense that you're in an alternate position and in diverse ground," she included.
"I came here [last year] not as shielding champion and now I have a title to protect which is a truly uncommon feeling and I played some truly superb tennis. As you come back to that place and that middle court you generally need to remember those recollections."
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