The virtual athletes are trading in their previously sedentary and unhealthy lifestyles for yoga mats, protein smoothies and breathing exercises.
“These are little things,” says Fabian Broich, Origen’s assistant coach. “But they add up, and over the long term you have a more emotionally stable team and a more focused team.”
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