Luis Enrique Martinez was presented this Monday, in its 13th session of Twitch, a new member of his large working group. This time it’s for Lorenzo Benito del Pozo, physical trainer and retrainer of the Spanish team since 2018, described by the Asturian coach as “the most unique” member of his staff, “the most specimen to watch”. An interesting session that brought more than 32,000 people into the chat.
From the well, 52 years old, married nuria and has three children Pablo, Lucia and Candela, apart from being the youngest of seven siblings. Diploma in Physiotherapy through University of Oviedo, among other titles, is also an expert equine physical therapist. “I treat horses from all over the world and it’s a challenge that I’m good at. They bring me peace, quite the opposite of the owners (laughs). They have no evil unlike people . Horses feel fear by nature and if you come with fear, they consider it a threat,” he explained.
The unique physio of redHowever, he admitted that he wanted to be a “professional mountaineer, without a doubt. I love the mountains, but I didn’t devote myself professionally because I have a family and I don’t want them to suffer. As a child, six or seven years old, I was paying attention to the mountain, they nicknamed me the ‘legs of steel’ legs are my strength. I love the mountains of Aragon‘” he emphasized.
Del Pozo, who was born in Valencia because his father was a university professor, he moved to gijon “with nine years” with his family. He asserted that “as a child he had an energy that was impossible to tame. Zipi and Zape they are fans next to me. I did a lot of tricks. I’ve always been a rebel, I like it,” he said.
In his daily management of the footballers of SelectionDel Pozo commented that “everyone’s predisposition is surprisingly good. The elderly are the ones who logically take care of themselves because of their age and the young believe that their energies are unlimited and we advise them to they adopt the best habits. My job is like a personal trainer of the players.” And he assured that “I want to work with footballers but I haven’t played yet. It won’t last even five minutes. Peter It’s destroying me physically.”
“I threw up all ironman”
He also commented From the well his penchant for ultra-resistance tests, which he previously did not enjoy. “I threw up at every ironman. Probably because of my gluten intolerance, food, stress, work, lack of rest, poor training management, etc.”
Regarding his eating habits, Del Pozo declared that “I am not a great eater. I prefer to nourish myself more than to eat myself. I really like to have breakfast, I don’t usually snack and I can perfectly skip dinner.”
The physiotherapist of red He admits that he likes to exercise every day, although he has “three lumbar hernias” and suffers from patellar chondropathy. “I have done hundreds of thousands of kilometers on a bike with this pain. You have to watch the height of the saddle, do your strength…”, he said.
As for sleep, he admits to little. “Each person needs to know their needs. I don’t need an alarm clock and I wake up active like one Fox terrier. I always wake up wanting to do many things.” And he showed his zero interest in the Spanish siesta itself. “Yuck! That’s sleep in the sun.”
The ‘Isi Palazón’ of La Roja
Del Pozo, who recognized his “resemblance” to the midfielder of Rayo Vallecano Isi Palazon For his completely shaved head, he took out his favorite book. “This is one I read seven times in a row. It is called acute baron of Italo Calvino and it tells the story of a boy who decides to climb trees and never set foot on the ground again. It’s a book that I loved,” he added.
Finally, he gives some advice to train as a physiotherapist. “You have to be a good person, honest and put yourself in the patient’s place. You have to train constantly and you should not let yourself be blinded by fashions and trends.”
He stressed that “physical education and movement is like vocabulary. Children have to have their motor library. The more things they do, the better for the future. The child should have fun and there is no sport without fun,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
I’m Rose Herman and I work as an author for Today Times Live. My expertise lies in writing about sports, a passion of mine that has been with me since childhood. As part of my job, I provide comprehensive coverage on everything from football to tennis to golf.
