The OK Financial Group Volleyball Team’s overseas training program has completed its second week.
The OK Financial Group Men’s Professional Volleyball Team (hereinafter referred to as OK Financial Group Volleyball Team) announced on the 18th that it has completed its training schedule in Osaka, Japan, with a practice match on the 17th. The OK Financial Group Volleyball Team will take a break on the 18th and return home on the 19th.
The team traveled to Osaka on the afternoon of the 11th and spent time checking the areas that they had emphasized as a team through practice matches as in Week 1. After playing against the Japan V.League Division 1 Ject Stings in Week 1, the team played a scrimmage against the Sakai Blazers in Week 2.
The scrimmage with Sakai focused on improving our team chemistry, as well as working on our defense and rebounding during rallies, which we’ve been focusing on. We also had the opportunity to play Sakai foreign player Sharon Vernon-Evans, who was able to get some more game experience.
“The Japanese teams definitely had good fundamentals,” said Bayarsaihan, an OK Financial Group Volleyball Asia Quarter player who spent two weeks practicing with Japanese league teams. I learned a lot from watching them,” she said, adding, “The center blocking that Ogi Sang emphasized in the past, I was able to learn and understand more clearly through this training camp in Japan. It was a training camp where we gained more confidence.”카지노사이트
Mr. Ogino, Head Coach of the OK Financial Group Volleyball Team, said, “I would like to thank the players for their hard work during the training camp in Japan. We will organize the strengths and weaknesses of the team that we have identified through this training camp so that we can prepare for the upcoming 2023-2024 season.”
The OK Financial Group Volleyball Team, which is scheduled to arrive in Japan on the 19th, will continue to prepare for the 2023-2024 V-League through practice matches.