Germany Day 2

After a night since yesterday's travel day, today is training.
Many players woke up at dawn due to jet lag, while I woke up at 7 AM and took a walk along the river next to the hotel.
It was a moment in the morning where I felt the freshness of the air in a peaceful landscape, enough to encounter squirrels.

The training that started at 9 o'clock gradually acclimated the body, and in the end, it was an 8vs8 game format on a half court.
Driven by Captain Terayama's all-out play, the other players engaged in intense battles, focusing on their usual ball contests and transitions, in preparation for the training game starting tomorrow.

After that, we will take a bus to watch the Bundesliga DIV3 match between SC Preußen and Unterhaching, which kicks off at 2 PM.

Even though it's DIV3, it was a match where I could feel the essence of the game with 6,000 people in the stadium, the intensity of the ball contests, the hard-working players, and the supporters in the stands cheering for good plays and sighing for mistakes.

Starting tomorrow, it will be a perfect opportunity for training games for five consecutive matches, not only for soccer but also to strengthen physical and mental aspects.
I want to pursue soccer with a single-minded determination, never giving up until the end.