Jannik Sinner utiliza electrodos para entrenar su cerebro y mejorar la concentración

El número 1 del mundo, Jannik Sinner, ha adoptado un método especializado de entrenamiento cerebral que utiliza electrodos para mantener la calma y una concentración aguda durante los partidos. El tenista italiano acumula una racha de 27 victorias consecutivas y ha alcanzado las semifinales del Masters de Roma.

Sinner se coloca electrodos en el cuerpo bajo la supervisión del médico deportivo Riccardo Ceccarelli en Formula Medicine. El italiano de 24 años atribuye a estas sesiones el mérito de ayudarle a alcanzar un estado de calma incluso en situaciones tensas en la pista. Ha estado utilizando estas rutinas durante algún tiempo como parte de una tendencia más amplia entre los atletas de élite.

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