The ball is rolling again at TSV Grünwald. Right in the middle: Arjen Robben, coach of the local youth team. His team was allowed to run again for the first time under certain conditions.
- Arjen Robben has started training again with the F-Youth of TSV Grünwald .
- The ex- star of FC Bayern is happy to be back on the pitch with his boys.
- Grünwald s 1st Chairman, Willi Mühlbauer , speaks about the implementation of the Corona guidelines.
Munich - After the easing in the corona crisis , the men's teams have already started training again in many places. In contrast, the training operation in youth football is still at most clubs. TSV Grünwald is one of the first clubs to have resumed training for young talent . There, a Bayern legend was allowed to stand on the sidelines again, albeit at a reasonable distance: Arjen Robben led the first training session of his F-youth , to which his son also belongs, after the two-month break.
TSV Grünwald: Corona-related conversions on the square
However, this had little to do with the familiar image - the lawns were divided into rectangles so that the training permitted by the BFV guideline, including a trainer, is possible. “Of course there were concerns at first. Not only with us, but also with members and parents. But many said: We want to get back into the fresh air! And if you walk now or runs with the football across the square, then makes no big difference, "said Willi Mühlbauer , 1. Chairman at TSV Grünwald .
Robben: "The boys are now corona professionals"
First of all, the association started a two-day test phase, the developed hygiene concept was tested in practice. After this test went smoothly, the youth teams are allowed to continue on the field.
Robben himself also draws a positive conclusion from the first unit. “The boys did a great job, we did a lot of technique exercises, but also scored goals. They are now Corona professionals, ”smiled FC Bayern's long-wing winger . "We still have to be patient, but the beginning was a lot of fun."
Chairman Mühlbauer: "Need light at the end of the tunnel"
Of course, TSV Grünwald also benefits from its excellent conditions in terms of space and personnel. The training runs as follows: Each player has to register before training and gets his own ball . Changing clothes is taboo, drinking bottles are labeled and everything is thoroughly disinfected afterwards.
It remains to be seen whether this type of training will work in the long run. But Mühlbauer remains positive: “We need a light at the end of the tunnel, a goal that we can work towards. If we have that, you can motivate the boys much better. "
