Neymar uses NASA anti-gravity treadmill while unveiling new haircut

Neymar is stepping up rehabilitation in New Jersey as he aims to be fit for Brazil’s 2026 World Cup campaign, combining intensive treatment for a chronic right calf injury with a refreshed look. The Selecao attacker was spotted using specialised, space-age equipment while sporting lighter blond tones.

He was seen on an anti-gravity treadmill, a device that allows walking and running without the usual impact on the injured area. The athlete is sealed into the unit at the waist by an inflatable skirt so the machine can precisely control the weight load on the legs, letting doctors, physiotherapists and fitness coaches gradually increase body weight percentage while maintaining cardiovascular fitness and muscle engagement.

This technology has been part of elite football for more than a decade, with clubs such as Cruzeiro and Flamengo previously investing in it, and the national team now leaning on it to ready their talisman for the tournament opener.

United States, New Jersey

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