The Dreamland Gran Canaria changed the parquet on Teror's paths to close its second week of preseason. The workforce, next to his coaching staff, made a walk of about six kilometers that left and ended in the Nuestra SeƱora del Pino Squarein the heart of the Mariana Villa. The activity, in addition to promoting group work, served to strengthen ties with fans and with the municipality itself in the prelude to Pine partiesthat every year attract thousands of visitors to the northern town.
A tour between tradition and sport
The yellow expedition arrived in Guagua from the Gran Canaria Arena in the early morning. There they were received by the mayor of Teror, JosĆ© AgustĆn Ancibiawho welcomed them highlighting the importance of enjoying the natural environment and wishing the team a season full of successes.
The itinerary included stops in emblematic places such as the Sour sourcewhere the players took the opportunity to hydrate before facing the most demanding sections. Subsequently, they toured the Barranco del Ćlamothe Falcón costs and the Peñón Chiquitoareas included in the prestigious sporting event Teror trail waterswhich in July celebrated its 15th edition.
During the journey, the club was supported by the City Council and the sponsor Teror waterswhich enabled supplies with water, fruit and nuts. A way of joining tradition, sport and health in the same preseason plan.
Physical preparation and group cohesion
The walk, framed in a festive and natural atmosphere, had a double objective: strengthen the Physical condition of the players and reinforce the wardrobe chemistry Out of the court. The coach Jaka Lakovic continues to adjust pieces and using this type of dynamics to improve the cohesion of a group that will face their first preparation matches next week in Sardinia, Italy.
This initiative also fits the trend of many European clubs that seek to integrate outdoor sessions as a complement to track training. Studies published in portals specialized in sports psychology, such as Frontiers in PsychologyThey emphasize that activities in natural environments help reduce stress, improve motivation and increase collective resilience in high performance equipment.
With the Official season just around the cornerDreamland Gran Canaria combines demand and closeness, showing that sports success is also built outside the parquet, walking together on the island's paths.
