
Mario Román, professional enduro rider, shares in this testimonial his personal experience with non-invasive neuromodulation over a particularly demanding season. He explains that, competing in the SuperEnduro world championship — held in winter — he strings together close to six months of continuous activity, which has allowed him to try the technology in a wide range of different situations.
He recounts that he has perceived significant differences in his recovery and his rest, with more restorative sleep, as well as a greater capacity for concentration in races and training, which helps him be fully present for each objective. He describes in detail how he integrates it into competition itself: between motos, making use of the roughly fifty-minute interval, he connects in active recovery in order to face the next start in the best possible condition.
He also shares his experience at an event held in Quito, at high altitude, where on a previous occasion he had suffered severe headaches and difficulty sleeping. This time, preparing for it with the appropriate programming, he reports having felt noticeably better throughout the week and having arrived at the competition with very good physical sensations. He concludes by rating the role of this tool within his preparation and sporting performance very positively.