As stated a few times already this season in my earlier PTs, Levin's primary cross-training activity is tennis. He first learned about the sport when he was much younger, as his compatriot Roger Federer was dominating the ATP and making headlines in Switzerland seemingly every week. He learnt to appreciate the sport more as he was growing up, loving the speed of play and how easy it was to learn, yet hard to master. It is also a sport that really helps with speed of reaction and reflexes, as well as hand-eye coordination - which are all facets of the sport that can be translated to hockey. Thankfully for him, San Francisco is a place where even in the winter, the outside temperatures are decent enough to be able to practice the sport, so he's able to train year-round, and he has found a nice tennis club near his home in Belmont (a suburb a few miles south of the main city.) He has tried getting his teammates to come play with him, but so far, only Logan Webb has accepted his invitation.

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