Dani Olmo Enhances Performance Ahead of Season with New Physical Study

BARCELONA, Spain — Dani Olmo, the 26-year-old midfielder, is taking steps to enhance his physical performance as he undergoes a comprehensive physical study aimed at improving his reliability and injury prevention. On Wednesday, Olmo met with the coaching staff to review the findings and establish areas of focus for his training regimen.

The results of the study indicated that all of Olmo’s parameters are within normal ranges for his age and the workload he has experienced during matches and training sessions. With these insights, the coaching team can tailor his preparation to maximize his potential while safeguarding his physical condition. This includes developing preventive strategies to strengthen his musculature.

Previously, such assessments were often conducted at laboratories in Baltimore; however, they can now be completed in Spain, making their application more accessible as essential tools in athletic preparation.

In a related effort, FC Barcelona plans to implement similar assessments for its players to enhance injury prevention measures. The primary goal is to protect valuable players by customizing their training based on individual characteristics, including their position, muscle structure, explosive power, and anatomy. This individualized approach to muscle training aims to significantly reduce injury risks and extend players’ careers.