National Team Gymnasts Have Sought Medical Attention - Reportedly Trained in Electric Suits
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Several gymnasts on the Swedish national trampoline team had to seek medical attention after a national team camp where they trained in suits that emit electrical impulses, so-called EMS.
Swedish national gymnasts have sought medical attention after a national team camp. The active members are said to have trained in electric suits, reports P4 Gothenburg. – We are waiting and seeing what the healthcare system says and making sure that everyone around the national team is as well as they can be, says Albin Ekenberg, national team manager for the national trampoline team.
Gymnasts on the Swedish national trampoline team have sought medical attention after a national team camp. According to P4 Gothenburg, the athletes trained in electric suits.
For the first time, electrically stimulating suits were used during the national trampoline team's camp. After the camp, several gymnasts had to seek medical attention, one of them being national team coach Gustav Tingelöf from Uppsala. "It feels like a severe workout ache," says the 32-year-old.
Several gymnasts on the Swedish national trampoline team had to seek medical attention after a national team camp where they trained in suits that emit electrical impulses, so-called EMS.
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