Barcelona striker Martin Braithwaite says the club's training plan represents only one third of his lockdown workout routine.
With Spanish football suspended for over a month now due to coronavirus, all of Barcelona's players are following special programmes from home.
But Braithwaite told Danish TV station DR: "That only makes up a third of my training, because I have added much more.
"I work on my speed and my resistance. I'm now training a lot more in detail than before, so I can return in a much better physical shape."
And he added: "Now there is a pause. I see it as an advantage. I know there is nobody who trains or works like me. When I return, I will be ready physically and mentally."
Braithwaite has made just one Barcelona start since his emergency move from Leganes in February, but believes he can fight for a place in Quique Setien's first XI.
"I have to be a starter and a scorer," he said.
"When you play for Barcelona, you have many chances, so there's no doubt I see myself scoring lots of goals and being one of the [leading] goalscorers in the team and in the league.
"That's why I'm here."
