Hansa Rostock triumphed 3: 2, Wallner injury overshadowed Sieg!

Hansa Rostock triumphed 3: 2, Wallner injury overshadowed Sieg!

in Wismar was the order of the football time again last Saturday! Hansa Rostock prevailed 3-2 against FC Anker Wismar in the second test game of the season. The game took place in the Kurt Bürger Stadium and attracted around 1850 spectators to see an intensive encounter. Hansa coach Daniel Brinkmann was satisfied with the result, but a shadow was above the success.

The newcomer Lukas Wallner had to get off the pitch in the 37th minute. This raises questions about the future of the player, because his problems on the left thigh could be serious. In the first half, the spectators were witnesses to a gripping game: Andreas Voglsammer brought Hansa in the lead in the 7th minute with a penalty, but Jonas Hurtig equalized to Wismar in the 17th minute. Shortly before the break, Paul Stock made the Rostock leadership again, but the former Hansa professional Pascal Breier managed to compensate for 2-2 40 seconds later. 

The way to prepare

Hansa Rostock has undergone a very intensive program in this preparation. The team dominated in the first test games, but often struggled to score. After the test game against Anker Wismar, Hansa also won 2-1 against the Danish second division club Hillerød FB and prevailed 2-0 against the North Regional League 1. FC Phoenix Lübeck. Hansa coach Brinkmann strives to bring his players to 85 to 90 minutes of play, with the team already showing promising approaches in the first two test areas.

Especially the 17-year-old Fiete Bock stood against Phoenix Lübeck and prepared both goals for Hansa. However, players have to better use their chances to prepare for the coming season. Despite all the successes, there is the realization that the team is still in the finding phase and has improvement potential.

A look at the performance and training methods

In order to optimize sporting performance in play sports such as football, trunk stability plays an important role. This includes the control of the fuselage position and power transmission between fuselage and extremities, which is extremely important for injury prophylaxis. Different diagnostic tests, such as the functional movement screen (FMS), help to assess mobility and strength and to recognize possible weaknesses in the movement.

fuselage stability is seen as a key to avoiding injuries, even if previous studies have not clearly demonstrated their influence on sporting performance. Nevertheless, the recording of body stability in performance diagnostics is important - and Hansa Rostock could also benefit from this in the future.

Overall, it can be said that Hansa Rostock is on a promising path. The test games show the potential of the team, but in order to be successful in the next season in the 3rd division, further progress must be made. The fans can be excited to see how the team will develop on January 18th.

For more information about the last games and the achievements of the players, it is recommended to report on Image and Nordkurier . Interested athletes can also use the latest findings on training diagnostics on german journal of sports Make Medicine familiar.