Behind the scenes: This is how the team keeps the SG Baroque city in the race!

Behind the scenes: This is how the team keeps the SG Baroque city in the race!

In the training camp of SG Barockstadt, which takes place on the idyllic Störmthaler See, everything is about team spirit and optimal preparation. The team behind the team, consisting of nine committed people, ensures that everything runs smoothly. Team manager Maximilian Hainer takes care of the organization, while co-trainers like Yasin Kocatepe and goalkeeper Witold Sabela ensure that the training processes are effectively designed. Physiotherapy plays a very special role, and here Finn Göttlich has his hands full, especially when his colleague Christopher Bunk had to travel back to Fulda for private reasons. Finn alone was responsible for physiotherapy, had to improvise and even treated players in the stands during training.

The days in the training camp mostly run like clockwork. It starts at 7 a.m. and the players are busy until after midnight. With intensive training sessions and a friendly against Zwickau, there is hardly any time for breathing breaks. "The players have to be optimally looked after," says Göttlich, who treated twelve players during the units. The physiotherapists also have a key role in trainer reviews by contributing valuable information on the physical stress of the players.

The variety of care

What is a strong team? "A team is only as strong as their weakest player," they often say. That is why it is particularly important that every team member receives the necessary support in training. Be it preparation for the next games, the minimization of injuries or the regeneration for intensive units - the tasks of the physiotherapists are diverse. In addition to rehabilitation after injuries, you also have to take preventive measures against muscular problems and develop training and warm-up programs.

The exchange between the coaching team and players is crucial. The physiotherapists act as an intermediary to ensure that everyone pulls together. On the website of cis physiotherapy there is a variety of information about the importance of this professional care. The possibility of using qualified treatments seven days a week is valued by many players because it can help enormously with regeneration and motivation.

The spirit of the team

Head coach Daniyel Cimen emphasizes the valuable role of the staff and emphasizes that the team spirit is not only created through sporting performance, but also by the positive charisma of the caring persons. "The mood in the team is crucial," explains Cimen. A good relationship between players and supervisors can often be the tongue on the scales when it comes to success in the season.

As you can see, a lot runs behind the scenes of SG Baroque city to prepare the players for the challenges of the coming season. The entire team, including the committed physiotherapists, shows that both sides are required so that football is not just a game, but an experience. For the fans of the SG, it is to be hoped that the intensive preparation will pay off in the upcoming games.