Cologne's stars plunge into the adventure: jumps from the 10-meter tower!

Cologne's stars plunge into the adventure: jumps from the 10-meter tower!

On Wednesday at 1. FC Köln was a very special day in the training camp in Bad Waltersdorf, Austria. After intensive training sessions, the professionals received a well-deserved day off, which not only served to relax, but was also used for team building activities. Coach Lukas Kwasniok did not miss the opportunity to jump into the cool water together with his players. "It is the best time of the season," he said, emphasizing the wonderful atmosphere in the camp. "I've never experienced a bad training camp." The team spent the day in the outdoor pool in Fürstenfeld to recover and have fun, such as bild.de reported.

The swimming pool became the scene of a lively beach volleyball tournament. The players Florian Kainz and Jakub Kaminski prevailed together with Luis Hauer and athletics coach Tillmann Bockhorst and won in this fun competition. For some players, however, the day was not only filled with volleyball. A brave group, including coach Kwasniok and his assistant coach René Wagner, ventured into the water from the 10-meter tower. Such shared experiences strengthen the team spirit and ensure an even firmer bond within the team, which also underlines Comee-On-fc.com.

The next challenges

On Thursday it will be serious for 1. FC Köln, because the training in the thermal stadium is on the plan. On Friday evening it will continue with a test game against Leicester City, which will kick off in Graz at 5 p.m. The preparatory games are an important stage before the new season starts and every point counts. After the physical challenges of the past few days, players can certainly concentrate on football again.

The day in the outdoor pool was not only an opportunity to relax, but also a valuable contribution to team dynamics, such as Bild.de summarizes. The 1. FC Köln seems equipped for the upcoming challenges, both in training and in the test games. It will be interesting to see what energy the team will use to start in the new season.