Even struck down by a virus, Luis Enrique refuses to abandon his ultimate obsession: the body. For him, physical preparation isn’t a method — it’s a religion. Some say he now weighs less than during his playing days. While others gain weight at 50, he sheds muscle by choice.
Despite a recent bike accident and surgery, he remains in top shape, astonishing even his players. At training, he installed the DEXA machine, an ultra-precise body fat scanner. Every morning, players line up like at airport security. And who’s watching the screen? Luis Enrique himself, hunting down any breakfast croissant.
His mantra is well known: “Food is the medicine of the body.” No processed products. No cheat meals. Even when he’s ill, he turns to plants, herbal brews, and natural remedies. Doliprane? Too chemical.
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Coach or Monk?
Inside the club, they joke: “If he’s late, he’s either in the gym, with the physios… or walking barefoot around the campus.” He walks. He pedals. He breathes. Movement is his way of life.
For Luis Enrique, discipline isn’t a rule — it’s a lifestyle. And sometimes, the question echoes through the corridors: Is he really a coach… or a Shaolin monk?
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