Continuing on the path to excellence and professionalism, Flamengo's football team gained more knowledge this week. Flamengo's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Marcio Tannure, was in England and visited the training centers of Manchester United, Chelsea, and the English National Team—St. George's Park—to exchange medical and physical experiences.
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According to Dr. Tannure, the visit served not only to learn, but also to realize that the work being carried out at the Gorge Helal Training Center, at CEP FLA, is in line with European practices.
"I visited some training centers in England to learn about the structure of major European clubs and the working methodology they employ on a daily basis. At Flamengo, we have our own, but we know there's always room for improvement. So, I'm taking away a wealth of good information and new ideas that I might be able to implement at the club, if necessary. From what I've observed here, we're on the right track," the doctor stated.
Within the four lines, Flamengo returns to the field this Wednesday (22), at 21:45 pm, for the match against Bangu, valid for the third round of the Taça Rio, at the Cidadania stadium, in Volta Redonda.
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According to Dr. Tannure, the visit served not only to learn, but also to realize that the work being carried out at the Gorge Helal Training Center, at CEP FLA, is in line with European practices.
"I visited some training centers in England to learn about the structure of major European clubs and the working methodology they employ on a daily basis. At Flamengo, we have our own, but we know there's always room for improvement. So, I'm taking away a wealth of good information and new ideas that I might be able to implement at the club, if necessary. From what I've observed here, we're on the right track," the doctor stated.Within the four lines, Flamengo returns to the field this Wednesday (22), at 21:45 pm, for the match against Bangu, valid for the third round of the Taça Rio, at the Cidadania stadium, in Volta Redonda.