As the Vietnamese women's team prepares for the upcoming 2023 World Cup in New Zealand, they continue to maintain their fitness through rigorous training sessions. Despite the colder weather in their new environment, the team's fitness coach, Cedric Roger, assures that with proper warm-up and preparation, the players' current fitness level should not be a concern.
The team has been practicing at McLean Park in Napier for the past two days, gearing up for their friendly match against the host team on July 10. During this training period, the coaching staff emphasizes the importance of maintaining the players' fitness levels, particularly for those who are regular competitors. Extra practice sessions are arranged to improve their fitness and meet the demands of competitive play.
Coach Roger not only focuses on physical exercises but also provides the players with drills to enhance their ball control and ability to change direction. This comprehensive training approach aims to improve their overall performance on the field.
The players are fully aware of the challenges posed by the colder climate and are taking proactive measures in terms of movement, nutrition, and ensuring they have the necessary equipment to stay warm. Team leader Truong Hai Tung emphasizes the importance of preparedness and adaptability to the cold weather conditions.
Following their friendly match against New Zealand, the Vietnamese women's team will face Spain on July 14 in their World Cup campaign.
