It is scorching hot outside, but Jonathan van Rijsbergen (19) from Oud Gastel simply trains six times a week for four hours a day in a gym. The freestyle footballer won a major international tournament in Germany this week and wants to move up from fourth place in the world rankings to number one. Whereas about five years ago he still felt like a 'lumberjack' with little sense of tricks. As a child, Jonathan, like many of his peers, started play…
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It is scorching hot outside, but Jonathan van Rijsbergen (19) from Oud Gastel simply trains six times a week for four hours a day in a gym. The freestyle footballer won a major international tournament in Germany this week and wants to move up from fourth place in the world rankings to number one. Whereas about five years ago he still felt like a 'lumberjack' with little sense of tricks. As a child, Jonathan, like many of his peers, started play…