Inter Milan s training intensity is revealed to be comparable to that of the army. Two management methods follow the devil Conti

The Evening Post, the largest newspaper in Italy, has recently put Ziwo on the prominent page for the second time. After following Inter Milan for several days of pre-season training, the media compared Ziwo and Conte, pointing out that both coaches turned their summer training camp into military camps and took high intensity comparable to the army to make their children miserable. In an exclusive interview with the Evening Post in July, I asked: "What style of coach are you?" Ziwo replied: "Some things can be democratic, and some must be decided by me."

training belongs to the latter type. Under Qiwo's command, anyone who wants to be scammers or slutty may pay the price. Last season, Ziwo coached Pa City. After several training classes, the local team reporters shouted, "That's the devil on the training ground."

Italian media pointed out: "The Romanians showed their personality, will, and the roughness hidden under the elegant surface - just like when he played as a defender."

What is the roughness under the surface of elegance? He returned to the court after 77 days of fracture of the skull. He dared to fight for the top and scored a header when wearing a helmet. He is a tough guy.

Italian media introduced: "Ziwo claimed that he was promoting 'moderate reform' at Inter Milan. But at least in the early ten days of summer training, everything he did was not gentle to the players at all."

Ziwo's "devil training" is reflected in three aspects.

First, the training time has increased significantly.

In the era of Xiao Inzaji, a training class is usually 1 hour, and even during the summer training period, it is basically practiced once a day.

However, after Ziwo took over, the training session length was increased to 1 and a half hours, and each training day was at least two days a day.

In addition, before the training class begins, Ziwo will ask the players to warm up for a long time - the warm-up time is not counted within one and a half hours.

Italian media pointed out: In the era of Inzagi, many players would stay and practice more after training, but after Qiwo took over, the phenomenon of additional training disappeared - because after training, many people were so tired that they were too lazy to move anymore.

Furthermore, the speed during training has been greatly improved.

Italian media emphasized: "In training, this former Parma coach always requires players to think faster, grab faster, and dribble faster. He persistently requires players to do this. In Appiano, players are often exhausted to meet the coach's requirement of "faster".

Everyone who has experience in sports knows that the physical energy consumption of "accelerated running" is much greater than "constant speed running".

In fact, at the induction press conference, Ziwo clearly stated that his requirements for the team "to play faster and unpredictability."

The requirement of "faster" is also reflected during the Club World Cup - for example, Sucic chose to volley when there was no one pressed. At that time, he and his teammates had no tacit understanding, so they almost gave a big gift after making a mistake in the return pass.

As the coach's time to lead the team increases, this continuous persistence will be effective. Let's wait and see.

Third, while conducting devil training, Zivo also pays great attention to establishing "empathy" with the players. He has two points that are very similar to Conte, so although the training intensity is high, the players are in good morale.

Generally speaking, in a team like Inter Milan, where there are many veterans and veterans are not worth the weight in the team, it is a big risk for the coach to crazily increase the training intensity. If the players are not well versed in their position and make the coach lose their support... the team can only "kill Ma Su with tears".

However, Conte insists on super-high-intensity training in Serie A and Premier League. For example, the pre-season training camp in Naples this summer is extremely intense - the official Naples video provides two evidence: First, Conte announced the start of training, and the players all started to cheer, booed, and protested in a joke way too strong. Second, after the training, Nerez, Noah Lang and others left the training ground and almost fell down the stairs because of their weak legs.

Why didn't Conte worry about not being able to stop the scene? Because he did two things well and achieved "empathy" with the players.

is first of all, "leading by example". Conte is always the first person to go to the training ground and the last person to leave. Under the scorching sun, there is no such thing as he hides from the shade and lets the players practice hard in the sun. Moreover, as a former player, Conte often runs and practices with the players.

In this regard, Zivo and Conte are similar. Ziwo is a workaholic and has been introduced many times before. During the summer training period, he will even come directly to participate in the confrontation, which is undoubtedly very useful.

and "more communication". Conte often communicates with players one-on-one and one-on-two on the training ground, so that misunderstandings will not occur between the generals. Zivo is also similar to Conte. During training, he often has personal discussions with players or group discussions, which helps him control the team.

In short, the Evening Post concluded: Ziwo is working hard to empathize with the players. Inter Milan is not used to practicing twice a day, but the fact now is that exhausted players are still full of fighting spirit.

In summary, Inter Milan's summer training is very intense, and Zivo is very similar to Conte in some aspects.

Get a vaccination: High-intensity training may make Inter Milan's pre-season warm-up matches bleak (for example, Napoli, which also conducted super high-intensity training, had a Serie C team draws 1 and 1 loss in the warm-up matches). At that time, the big guys will definitely curse.

However, I personally believe that for Inter Milan, who has experienced a crushing defeat in the Champions League final, there is no better healing potion than sweating profusely.