Luca donic He said that he took a “very big step” to improve his health and conditioning in this summer, saying that his “whole body looks better” after spending the last two months of training in Croatia.
One in Monday published report This includes many pictures of a very thin ox, the men’s health magazine expanded. Los Angeles Lakers Star’s Offsen Diet and Fitness Regimen.
Donic and his team stated the health of men that it was stuck to a gluten-free, low-sugar diet that includes intermittent fasting and high levels of protein-at least 250 grams.
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That diet has achieved dramatic results, with a rigorous training program.
“Just blind, I would say that my whole body looks better,” Donic said, who has faced criticism about his weight and conditioning during his seven -year NBA career.
Donic struggled through an injury-hit 2024–25 season, exposed by the February blockbuster trade, which sent a five-time all-star Dallas Maverrix To Laks.
A calf injury limited Donic was jointly limited to a career-less 50 games with mavs and laxas, which was excluded by Minnesota timbervols In five matches in the first round of the playoffs.
26-year-old Donic has two years left on its contract with Los Angeles, including a player option for 2026–27. According to ESPN’s Bobby Marx, Lakes Donic will be able to offer $ 222 million to an extension of $ 222 million.
According to the men’s health, the danon contacted his manager a day after finishing the lax and informed him that he wanted to start his training program immediately.
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“Every summer I try my best to work on different things,” he told the health of men. “Obviously, I am very competitive. This summer was a bit different, you know. It inspired me to be even better.”
According to physiotherapist Xavier Bairo, the training did not include any basketball for a month, who told men’s health that the doon did not resume shootround work until June.
“I think in this summer, he sees the difference,” said the Bario, “and he is really happy.”
Donic said that he took inspiration from Michael Jordan and Cobe Bryant, who said that he “sacrificed” while referring to his offsen training.
“This year, with my team, I think we took a big step,” Donic said. “But this is just the beginning, you know. I need to keep going. Can’t stop.”
