Semir Osmanagic reveals why Djokovic always returns to "Bosnian pyramids"

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Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic has used the free time he has by not playing in tournaments in the United States to visit the Bosnian pyramids in Visoko for the fifth time.

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There, he was greeted yet again by his friend Semir Osmanagic, who spoke for TV Prva on Tuesday morning and revealed why Djokovic always returns there:

"His arrivals are short, two-three-four days, others come for healing reasons. He starts the day with meditation and plans to relax that way, he plans the day with his family and it's a great thing because he has complete privacy. Yesterday he was on Mt. Jahorina, for example, he was skiing, the other day we walked seven kilometers, we talked, and that was also a little training session. That is why he always comes back to us," said Osmanagic and added:

"To be a champion, it's important how physically prepared you are, Novak has incredible strength and perseverance, but we are more than a body. We have an energetic and spiritual body. Each of his visits here is because this is a stress-free location, where he is welcome, people from all former Yugoslav republics take photos with him. They can't believe they're close to such a man. His coming here can be attributed to science. Our tunnels have the most negative ions anywhere in the world. They clean the body of soot, pollen, help the body to regenerate. We have 50,000 negative ions and Novak knows to appreciate that. The water is extraordinary, it vibrates highly, so he takes all these factors into account and always comes back, and that is part of the preparations for the upcoming tournaments."

During his visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Novak was again a guest of chef Safet Salihovic, who told Telegraf what Djokovic enjoys.

"Novak has been coming to Visoko for a long time, he likes the environment here and the energy, he came across people who suit him, he also likes my food, because I always offer him something new that delights him. He's a top guy, a top athlete and it's amazing what kind of relationship he has with people, and we in Bosnia appreciate that. All people in this area should behave in this way, support each other more and overcome together the problems we have found ourselves in."

(Telegraf.rs)