Jannik Sinner is a champion, but what did he have to do to reach these levels? We will reveal his secret to you, opponents just have to give up.
After his victory at the Australian Openthe young champion Jannik Sinner began to attract the spotlight. Young and talented Italian tennis player, he has shown that he has the right competitive charge and concentration to beat and put even more experienced tennis players into difficulty.
Although not inclined to social media and to opening up about his private lifeas can be seen from the Instagram profile on which he only publishes his successes as a tennis player, Jannik Sinner however, it is much loved not only by those who are more knowledgeable and passionate about the world of tennis, but also by the new inexperienced public, fascinated by the calm and kind manner of this boy prodigy.
What struck the most is the playing style of this great champion, elegant with great technical talent, but many know that Jannik Sinner has an advantage over everyone, a “low blow” that his opponents should only take and maybe “copy” from him.
Jannik Sinner’s secret has finally been discovered and we today we will reveal to you what he does to be a champion. Unfortunately, hard training is not enough to dominate the field and achieve spectacular victories.
Jannik Sinner, ‘low blow’
A boy who comes from the mountains, with a family who knew him transmit solid values. Jannik Sinner seems to be the model guy. Good, discreet and who takes his career very seriously despite still being a very young boy.
To be a champion, in fact, he had to make many sacrifices and refine his techniques to beat his opponents, but what allowed him to be able to put champions like the Russian Medvedev and the Greek Tsitsipas? The young Italian’s “low blow” has come to light: here’s the trick.
The champion’s secret
As we know, the secret to becoming champions It consists of discipline, lots of training, but above all correct nutrition. Not eating too much before a match is the first rule to avoid unpleasant effects, but to “regulate” their diet, as we know, all athletes rely on nutritionists and industry expertsso that they can follow the diet most suited to the type of activity they carry out.
Unlike his colleagues, however, in his diet, even as a snack between one match and another, Jannik Sinner eats carrots as a source of potassium and energy, while his opponents eat one banana. Sinner’s secret has now come out and has also become a distinctive sign of him, so much so that some fans, both due to the champion’s red hair and his preference for carrots, have created a small group of fans who go to matches with this particular costume.
