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‘Fitter and faster’ – inside SWFC’s pre-season training camp in Hungary – watch here – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday’s players are undertaking an intensive pre-season camp in Hungary as manager Henrik Pedersen seeks to build a fitter, faster squad for the coming League One campaign. The trip is intended to sharpen conditioning and establish the physical standards required before competitive football resumes.
The squad is based at the Globall Hotel in Telki, near Budapest, a facility used by Hungary’s national team. Training includes individual 25-minute gym programmes before on-pitch sessions, with the Hungarian heat adding to the workload; the team is scheduled to spend five days in Hungary before continuing pre-season in Austria.
In short
- Wednesday are building fitness at a Hungarian training camp.
- Pedersen wants a fitter, faster League One squad.
- Players follow personalised gym and pitch programmes.
Explained simply
Sheffield Wednesday is an English professional football club preparing for the upcoming League One season, the third tier of English professional football. Manager Henrik Pedersen has arranged a pre-season training camp in Hungary to improve the squad's fitness and speed ahead of the campaign.
The team is based at the Globall Hotel in Telki, near Budapest, a facility also used by Hungary's national team. Their training includes individual gym sessions of 25 minutes, followed by on-pitch work, with the Hungarian summer heat adding to the physical demands.
Pre-season training camps are a standard part of football club preparation, designed to ensure players are physically ready for competitive matches. By spending five days in this challenging environment before continuing preparations in Austria, Sheffield Wednesday aims to have their squad in peak condition when the season begins.
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