Dibba Al Hisn Club starts pre-season training camp abroad
A comprehensive and progressive camp
The upcoming training camp is an important step in our team's preparation for the season. During this camp, the team will play four friendly matches against different Egyptian clubs, starting on Saturday, August 9, and ending on Saturday, August 23. These matches are designed to help the players improve their skills and give them a chance to practice the strategies we've been working on.
Al Amiri, a team spokesperson, mentioned that this training camp is part of a carefully planned approach by the club. The schedule includes intense training sessions focused on fitness, skill-building, and mental preparation. Players will have morning and evening practices, along with discussions about game strategies and tactics. This will help them understand the game better and feel more confident when they play.
The main goals of the camp are not just about getting physically fit. We also want to strengthen team unity, develop a skilled group that can follow Coach Tarek El-Sayed's plans, and create a good mix of new players and seasoned members. This will help us start the season strong and ready to compete.
Revitalized aspirations
Tarek Al Sayed explained that Egypt was chosen to host the training camp because it has excellent sports facilities and offers a variety of teams for friendly matches. This creates a great environment for trying out new ideas and improving the team's skills. He also shared his happiness with the players' dedication and discipline from the very start of their preparations.
The camp shows that the club is serious about preparing well and believes in the need to invest in the team's technical and tactical skills. This is all aimed at building a strong team that can compete effectively and meet the hopes of its fans in the upcoming season.
Acknowledging institutional support
Ahmed Al Amiri expressed his appreciation for the support from the Board of Directors, led by Dr. Mohammed Ahmed Al Mutawa, as well as the hard work of the Technical Committee in creating a great environment for success. He highlighted the club's ambition to deliver an outstanding performance this season, reflecting its proud history and importance in the country's sports scene.
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