Jannik Sinner utilizza gli elettrodi per allenare la mente alla concentrazione

Il numero 1 al mondo Jannik Sinner ha adottato un metodo specializzato di allenamento cerebrale che prevede l'uso di elettrodi per mantenere la calma e un'elevata concentrazione durante le partite. L'italiano è reduce da una serie di 27 vittorie consecutive e ha raggiunto le semifinali agli Internazionali d'Italia.

Sinner si applica elettrodi sul corpo sotto la guida del medico dello sport Riccardo Ceccarelli presso Formula Medicine. Il ventiquattrenne italiano attribuisce a queste sessioni il merito di aiutarlo a raggiungere uno stato di calma anche nelle situazioni di tensione in campo. Utilizza queste routine da tempo, inserendole in una tendenza più ampia che coinvolge i migliori atleti.

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