Corinthians closes preparation week with strength activities and duels on a reduced pitch

- By Henrique Pereira / Central do Timão Editorial

Corinthians continued, this Friday, with their training schedule during the interseason and reached the ninth consecutive day of activities at CT Dr. Joaquim Grava. The preparation period aims to leave the team in ideal conditions for the continuation of the 2026 season.

With the calendar resuming soon, the black and white squad is working with an eye on the challenges of the second semester, when they will face the Brazilian Championship, Copa do Brasil and Copa Libertadores.

Photo: Rodrigo Gazzanel / Agência Corinthians

The day's agenda was divided into two periods. In the morning, the players started working in the gym, where they performed exercises aimed at strengthening muscles and physical preparation.

Later, the group headed to the lawn. After the warm-up, the technical committee promoted a transition activity in reduced spaces, with three-on-three duels, prioritizing submissions and decision-making in offensive and defensive situations.

Afterwards, Fernando Diniz led a dynamic with the squad divided into four teams of six athletes. The clashes took place on a reduced field, with a focus on the intensity of the plays and individual duels.

In the afternoon, the players returned to the gym to complete another stage of the physical planning prepared by the technical committee.

Corinthians will continue their preparations this Saturday, when they will complete ten consecutive days of training during the interseason.

The team's return to the pitch is scheduled for July 12th. On that occasion, Timão will face Cascavel in a friendly at the Estádio Olímpico Regional, in Paraná, starting at 4pm.

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