After just three weeks of hard work, spanning personalized athletic training protocols, the weight room, and optimized tactical plans, here are the first challenging tests for Coach Licchelli’s team.
“We couldn’t start off at full speed,” Coach Licchelli commented, “even though gradual preparation is essential in a short championship like ours, which requires us to be on form right from the start to achieve the best possible result. We’re working on some details that, especially in the third set, have given me tactical comfort, and I’m very pleased with the clarity with which we won the third set. From a competitive standpoint, I’ve never had any doubts about the team’s performance, and we can count on the technical skills and experience of two players of the caliber of Kindgard and Padura Diaz, true leaders, albeit with different motivational expressions with which they spur their teammates on.”
