Neymar uses NASA technology to treat calf injury 🧑‍🚀 | OneFootball

Neymar is hoping to train fully with the rest of Brazil’s World Cup squad.

According to ge, the player is using technology originally developed by NASA to treat the injury to his right calf.

This Saturday (6), he worked out on an anti-gravity treadmill, which allows him to run with less impact on the injured area.

Photo: Nelson Terme / CBF

The equipment has been used by athletes for more than a decade, and some Brazilian clubs have already acquired it.

Neymar will undergo a new imaging exam this Monday (8) to assess how much progress he has made in recovering from the injury.

Still according to ge, if he is cleared to return to activities, he will begin physical transition work. 

 Ball exercises would only be allowed later on, if the player continues to show improvement.

Brazil will make its World Cup debut next Saturday (13), facing Morocco.

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