SV Ohlstadt has been back in training for a week. With a clear success in the first test game), the SVO started the preparation perfectly.
Ohlstadt– SV Ohlstadt has been back in training for a week. With a clear success in the first test game (4-0 against ASV Eglfing), the SVO started perfectly in the one and a half month preparation. The focus here is on improving stability in almost all areas. With a full squad, Jan Tischer and Michael Koller are working on the basics for a carefree back series for the district league team.
Of course, you can build on the clear success of Eglfing. Tischer's original plans had envisaged a district league team as an opponent at the start. However, he withdrew his participation, which is why the district classical player was not inconvenient to the coach due to his physical playing style. The goals were divided between two players who are also high on the list of goalscorers for competitive matches. Maxi Schwinghammer put together a pack of three, Jonas Thümmler did the rest.
The trainer duo asks three times a week to practice. Some of the units take place on the artificial turf pitch in Oberau. There, the "playful elements" are refined. Tischer emphasizes that it would be nonsense to waste the Gießenbach capacities to refresh the basics. As is well known, there is a gravel field next to the two playing fields on the Boschet. Attention then sometimes lies in an area that is often neglected. "The muscles in the trunk area were neglected in the previous phase," Tischer explains his approach. A high level of stability in this area prevents numerous injuries. The 41-year-old needs to know about this after a three-day training course. Theory is one thing, practical implementation is another. "The homework for the players". Mind games exist regarding a possible return to the three-way chain of defense. It is not easy to make a final decision in this regard, it is important to clarify whether the SVO has the "right players" for this. The future status of Franz Leis, who will start studying in Ingolstadt in March, still needs to be clarified.
Personnel alone still have a question mark. There is still a lack of clarity in the case of Simon Nutzinger. Tischer's hope that Ohlstadt's midfield engine would unreservedly integrate into the team game after almost a year of injury had suffered a moderate damper. The "construction site toe" is more or less closed. In return, complaints have appeared below the knee. "A crack in the shinbone head," says Tischer. With far-reaching consequences. A new syringe cure is needed, and the 27-year-old must avoid any stress until at least the end of February. "Otherwise he can burn his player pass," Tischer describes a bleak scenario. Nevertheless, the coach also praised Nutzinger's personal commitment to finally get back on his feet. "He also puts money in there privately." Although the outcome is not foreseeable, Tischer remains confident. Nutzinger is "better things" than in the months before.
Training for the club's senior team is much more voluntary than Nutzinger's compulsory break. Due to the current discussion at association level, possibly to reclassify the age groups in the offspring, the youngsters can familiarize themselves with the requirements in the men's area. "We offer them to join us," says Tischer.
Match appointments:
Saturday February 15th
16:00 SVO - FC Penzing (in Oberau)
Tuesday February 18th
19:00 SG Oberau / Farchant - SVO
Sunday March 1st
16:00 TSV Peiting - SVO
Saturday March 7th
15:00 Lenggrieser SC - SVO
