Can you deal with -175°F (-115°C) Cryotherapy? | Soccer Recovery Tips



Sporting Kansas City star Graham Zusi knows the importance of staying fit. Now in his 11th season in the MLS and 55 appearances for the United States Men’s National Team, recovery is key for his lasting career. In this episode of The Edge (presented by Advocare) Zusi walks us through his individualised process, from ice baths and cryotherapy to rest and nutrition.
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20 thoughts on “Can you deal with -175°F (-115°C) Cryotherapy? | Soccer Recovery Tips”

  1. Thank you for putting the translation in Celsius in the title.
    In Europe nobody can think/use temperature in the weird Fahrenheit way (although Mr. F. was a German 😉 ). The Swedish man Anders Celsius is the guy we follow. 0°C is the freezing point, 100°C the boiling point of water. So simple. Think about it! 🙂

  2. He's acknowledging cryotherapy is a psychological placebo as the scientific evidence has shown no real benefit. The problem is that it can cause problems as we saw with AB, so it seems foolish for them to offer this to their players.

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