Re: Winterpause
From Michael A.Specka <sch...@gmx.net>
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· 21 Jan 2004 15:39 · View full thread
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On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 16:14:46 +0100, Jan Foerster <nep...@mooniewar.de> wrote: >Ich kann mal wieder das Ende der Winterpause nicht abwarten. Das heisst >aber nicht, dass ich grundsaetzlich fuer deren Abschaffung bin. Den >Spielern sei auch eine Erholungsphase gegoennt. Welche Erholungsphase? Die fangen doch direkt nach Silvester gleich wieder an mit der Vorbereitung. Das ist zu kurz fuer die Regeneration, und zu lang, um problemlos die Wettkampf-Fitness aufrecht zu erhalten. Wenn die Stadien mit Indoor-Komfort und Rasenheizungen die Regel geworden sind, koennte ich mir englische Verhaeltnisse vorstellen, also Verzicht auf Winterpause. Und eventuell eine laengere Erholungspause im Sommer. bwG Michael -- "No matter how I struggle and strive, I'll never get out of this world alive." (Hank Williams)
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