Why do the players for Real Madrid wear these masks?

🚨As a punishment for drawing their first Laliga games, Real Madrid fitness coach Pintus returned with the mask training method for all the Real Madrid stars except Ancelotti😍⚪

At Real Madrid, it was hypoxia mask day, and the team’s exercise coach, Antonio Pintus, told what that meant.

On Wednesday, Real Madrid’s training had a clear star, and this time it wasn’t a player.

It was the well-known hypoxic masks, which show up at the club’s training center a few times a season.

Seeing Kylian Mbappé in the mask was one of the best parts of the day. No player got away without using them, or, depending on your point of view, going through them.

These are usually the days when first-team players think of Antonio Pintus, who was the team’s fitness coach and was known for getting players to perform at their best physically.

But why do people wear these masks? As Pintus himself said:

“After these tests, I can tailor the running work to each person.” “The goal is to do it again in March because that lets us know if we need to keep doing aerobic work or switch to sprinting and acceleration if the team is in good shape, which is what we did last season,” he wrote on the club’s social media.

The sight of players running around with masks on is always 𝔰hocking, even though it’s become a normal part of their club training.