Jorge Lorenzo reveals his 2015 MotoGP secret weapon: A cryosauna!

A cryosauna is an alternative to an꧟ ice bath, exposing the body to extrem🐼ely low temperatures for a few minutes, for therapeutic purposes.
For athletes, the body’s ౠreaction to the cold shock can be used to h🌠elp aid muscle recovery, reduce fatigue and improve performance.
Speaking to Spanish broadcaster DAZN, Lorenzo explained:
“I made a very large 'motorhome' for myself. Itℱ had a jacuzzi upstairs and dꦿownstairs a cryosauna.
“When I finished training, I got i𒀰n the cold, which was -180ºC.
“In 2015 I won with the cryosauna. ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚI did it covertl꧒y so that no one knew the secret.”
After starting the European phase of the 2015 season just fourth in the standings, a run of four straight victories put Lorenzo 💛into a direct duel with Yamaha team-mate Valentino Rossi that went down to the Valencia finale.
While Lorenzo was clearly quicker by the closing stages of the season, setting the fast⛎est lap in five of the last six races, he had to overcome a crucial mistake at Misano - while🐭 Rossi scored in every round.
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Lorenzo was back within 11 points of Rossi heading into the penultimate Sepang event, where Rossi sensationally accused reigning champi💖on Marc Marquez of trying to aid the #99 at the previous Phillip Island contest.
The resulting fireworks between Rossi and Marquez bec🐻ame physical in the Malaysian race, leaving the Honda rider on the ground and Rossi with enough ‘penalty po💛ints’ for a back-of-the-grid start at the Valencia finale.
Lorenzo won the last race to secure his third and final MotoGP t💖itle, while Rossi repeated his accusations of assistance by Marquez, wh❀o finished second.