CD Leganes have taken to social media to share the training routine the club’s players like Nigerian duo, Kenneth Omeruo and Chidozie Awaziem, are following to keep in shape while at home.
Like countless other sporting tournaments around the world, LaLiga competition have been postponed due to the global Coronavirus pandemic.
But while the competition may have been halted for the time being, that doesn’t mean players won’t keep in shape, ready for the day when they can take to the field again.
So, despite the fact that many LaLiga clubs have closed their training grounds, coaches and physical trainers have given their players ‘homework’ with special training regimes to keep up their training routines from home.
Lots of LaLiga players have taken to social media to show how they’re training from home, reinforcing the public calls for people to stay in their homes and encouraging them to stick to the 15-day quarantine order in place across Spain.
LaLiga Santander side Leganes have, however, gone one step further. Not only have Los Pepineros assigned physical exercise training sessions to their players, but they’ve also shared them in video form on the club’s social media platforms to give everyone stuck at home – and not just the players – the chance to follow the routines online.
The club’s fitness coach, Pol Llorente ran the session from his own home. To do so he drew on just a roll mat, a bottle of water and a few rolls of toilet paper.
The session lasted 30 minutes and started with a warm-up, followed by a series of strength and balance exercises, aerobic and anaerobic stamina workouts before stretching recovery post-workout.
A full workout, complete with the same music they have on in the Leganes team gym, and the same advice and encouragement were given to the team’s players available to all who tuned in online.
At a time when everyone has been mandated to close their doors and observe social distancing, Leganes have found an inventive way to open theirs to help everyone stay in shape in these difficult times.
The club has held four sessions so far and continue to share them via their social media accounts.
