Dynamo Dresden defies 46 degrees: heat battle in the training camp!

Dynamo Dresden defies 46 degrees: heat battle in the training camp!

The temperatures in Windischgarsten, Austria are currently reaching record highs, and the Dynamo Dresden team is braving the heat during their training camp. While the second division promoted team prepares for the 2025/26 season, everything is being given in the picturesque setting of the Kalkalpen. But the thermometer shows an incredible 46 degrees Celsius during just one training session, which poses challenges for even the toughest athletes. Coach Thomas Stamm is still sticking to the schedule and forgoing the heat in order to complete the training sessions at the same times as future games. Loud Picture Newcomer Nils Froling in particular makes it clear that the extreme heat is a challenge for him because he originally comes from a cooler climate.

In Windischgarsten itself, players are offered everything to make the hot temperatures bearable. In addition to drinking a lot, the actors have the opportunity to relax in ice barrels with a water temperature of 10 degrees, which are provided by the host SV Edelholz Windischgarsten. LR Online emphasizes that the wellness area in the “Dilly – The National Park Resort”, where the team is staying, also has a lot to offer: The team has a wide range of different saunas and pools available on 6,000 square meters. The hotel is also close to the training ground, which makes the players' daily bike rides all the more pleasant.

The perfect training environment

The training conditions are consistently positive, which not only inspires the players but also the coaching staff. Captain Stefan Kutschke and midfielder Vinko Sapina report on the excellent conditions and the consistently professional setup in Austria. The SV Rohol Edelholz Windischgarsten training ground is just five minutes away from the hotel and offers everything an athlete's heart desires. Also reported Best sports camps a positive development in the region, as more and more clubs such as Red Star Belgrade and Galatasaray Istanbul also want to train in Windischgarsten after their stay with Dynamo.

A test match against SV Ried next Saturday will be the highlight of this intensive preparation phase. The players are therefore well equipped to tackle the coming season, despite the high summer temperatures, which represent an unusual challenge for even the most experienced kickers.

Regardless of the adversities, the Dynamo Dresden team proves to be unshakable and well-organized, ready to face the challenges of the new season. The training period in Windischgarsten could be the key to a successful start to the new season.