Two of the best NFL runners gathered for a time to prepare together, towards the 2025 season
The corridor of the Atlanta Falcons, Sesame Robinson, The last spring was presented at a press conference and said that they hoped that they would use it similar to how the San Francisco 49ers They use the versatile runner Christian McCaffrey.
Robinson took that expectation one step further.
The third year corridor spent almost a month with McCaffrey in the area of Los Angeles During June and July. Both trained together and recovered, something McCaffrey takes very seriously. McCaffrey's brother, Luke, open receiver of the Washington Commandershe joined them. One of his main coaches was the acclaimed athletics coach, Randy Huntington.
“It was great that he and I exchange many advice and share knowledge in the field,” he said Sesame Robinson. “We worked the whole month, so I could see how he works; he could see how I work; and we could combine everything and it was really great.”
“Two boys who come together trying to improve each other … He taught me a lot of subtle movements that I learned in the field, and did the same with him.”
Sesame Robinson23, shone last season, his second in the NFL. The Native of Arizona was fourth in the league in yards from the hitting line (1,887) and third in terrestrial yards (1,456). His 14 Touchdowns Terrestres were the third highest total.
Christian McCaffreyon the other hand, he had setbacks for injuries last season, first with problems in the Achilles tendon and then an injury of the right posterior cruciate ligament. But he has led the league in yards from the line of hitting twice (2019 and 2023) and has four seasons with more than 1,000 terrestrial yards. The 29 -year -old is in his ninth year as a professional.
Robinson said that the most important thing he learned from McCaffrey was his recovery and how he made sure he felt 100% before each training.
“That is, it is fair to ensure that the body is in optimal conditions before going to the field,” Robinson said. “No matter what, if it is a light day or a hard day, you always want to be ready to play.”
“So your recovery is quite impressive”
Sesame Robinson He said he and McCaffrey used a new form of red light therapy in an elevation chamber called Stratosphere ATC.
“We were 18,000 feet high, but we were in a machine,” Robinson said. “It was very good for my body.”
Stratosphere is like training in height without having to travel to great altitude. The camera was created by former Hollywood actor Bobby Williams with the guide of Dr. Bruce Johnson of the Mayo Clinic.
Training and height recovery have been a distinctive seal for athletes, especially in combat sports. Julio César Chávez Mr. attributed much of his success to height training in Mexico. Some of the most prominent MMA gyms are found in cities of great altitude such as Albuquerque, New Mexico, where Jon Jones has lived for many years.
Williams states that training in the stratosphere can help raise the levels of the erythropoietin hormone (EPO) and the max., Which are related to the production of red blood cells and lung capacity, respectively. The camera can also be used for recovery, as Robinson pointed out.
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“Eliminates all inflammation instantly,” Williams shared. “It's as if your body received a massage to eliminate inflammation. You are receiving a cell massage. Each cell expands and each cell contracts, and is incredible.”
Williams Stratosphere is based in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood in Los Angeles. He started selling cameras last year. The first buyer was the UFC Performance Institute in Las Vegas. Williams believes that one day the Statatosphere will be present at all the facilities of the NFL from the country, and Robinson, according to him, already wants them to Falcons Get one.
“I feel that sometimes there are new devices and devices, and also cameras, the hyperbaric chamber, hypoxic training, breathing work,” McCaffrey said. “There are so many different things that we try to make the most of each gram, and if you find an advantage, we take advantage of it.”
Finding an advantage is the reason why Robinson contacted the McCaffrey team to see if they could train together in Los Angeles. Williams highlighted how competitive they were to each other, but in a positive way.
“They simply tried to overcome each other in power and training speed,” Williams said. But, in general, they were there to support each other.
“They were going through Michael Jordanso to speak. The other's secrets were counted, so that they could improve. You understand? It is not that anything were hidden, but that they tried to help and encourage each other. “
McCaffrey referred to Robinson as “a special guy, a special person and a special player.”
“I was super excited to join us for a while, and I have nothing wrong to say about him,” McCaffrey said.
Bijan Robinson Y Christian McCaffrey They will face October 19 on week 7 of the “Sunday Night Football”. But apart from that, it seems that both have forged a good relationship as runners.
“I think it's great that McCaffrey is also my brother, and I can learn from all the great things he has done in the field, and vice versa,” Robinson said.
Additional reporting by Nick Wagoner.
