Red Bulls begin training camp with cycling and passing drills in rain
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 3:41 AM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
The New York Red Bulls commenced training camp on July 6 at USC Flachau, cycling 1.2 kilometers from their hotel to the training pitch. The team's first session focused on rapid passing drills amid intermittent rain, creating a fast pitch surface. Head coach Danny Röhl emphasized building team cohesion off the pitch after previously playing a friendly match. Players engaged in activities for bonding, while Dominik Schmid answered media questions about his background. The intensity of training is expected to increase in upcoming days with double sessions planned.
- •Red Bulls cycled 1.2 kilometers to the training pitch in Flachau.
- •Training involved rapid passing drills on a wet pitch.
- •Coaching staff focused on team building off the field.
- •Expect increased training intensity with double sessions soon.
- •Dominik Schmid addressed questions about his new role with the team.
- 3:41 AMYahoo Sports — Pedals, passes and pouring rain
"Day 1 at our training campThe team’s first activity of the day took place on the way to the training pitch: as they cycled the roughly 1.2-kilometre route from the team hotel to the USC Flachau grou...
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