ADAMAS ESPORTS HELPS BRAZIL’S INTZ STAY ON TOP OF THEIR GAME

Brazil-based esports organisation INTZ has announced a partnership with esports health and performance company Adamas Esports. 

The deal will see Vancouver-based Adamas Esports work with INTZ, including its League of Legends team during the upcoming CBLOL split, in the fields of mental performance, psychology, physiotherapy, optometry, and physical rehabilitation. 

Regarding the partnership Head of Innovation at INTZ, João Borges, said:

“We know that we are at a very important moment in this migration to the franchise system in League of Legends. Thinking about it, we understand the relevance to be pioneers in a programme that will further leverage the results of our athletes and lead us to win even more titles.”

While CEO of Adamas Esports, Caleb Cousens, added:

“Our team will be working closely with their athletes and support staff to ensure all the pieces are in place for INTZ to compete at the highest level. We will be providing our holistic approach to esports performance to optimise the lifestyle, psychology, health and gaming of the athletes.”

Adamas Esports has previously worked with Call of Duty League’s Seattle Surge, and Overwatch League’s Vancouver Titans. 

INTZ’s League of Legends team reached the Worlds 2020 play-in stage after winning the CBLOL Split 2 playoffs, and fields one of Brazil’s top Free Fire teams, along with rosters in Rainbow Six: Siege, PUBG Mobile, and FIFA. 

AYO.NEWS says:

The bigger that esports gets, with more money resting on competitions and more fans following teams, the greater the pressure on athletes becomes. So, it’s critical that organisations invest in looking after their talent’s well-being, both physically and mentally, and it’s great to see INTZ is doing just that. It will be interesting to see if there’s a noticeable difference in performance.

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