The best athletes start training on Monday – Magazine Sport Nachrichten

Starting Monday, athletes who make a living from sport and have already participated in international competitions “as defined in paragraph 3 Z 8 BSFG 2017”, as well as their supervisors and coaches, can start training. This also applies to 13 professional soccer clubs that can start with small group training.

The amendment from the Ministry of Health to the regulation to prevent the spread of Covid-19 applies from Monday, April 20. It is also valid for disabled athletes who meet the above criteria.

For the general public it is due to the
The Corona virus, on the other hand, continues to prohibit entry to sports facilities.
upright For mass sports there is one for selected sports
Opening from May 1st. Tennis courts, sports facilities, golf courses.
as well as the riding and shooting ranges are, among others open again
to be

In addition to a “distance of at least two meters” between athletes, supervisors and coaches, training units should “if possible not take place in closed rooms,” says the new regulation for elite sports. “For closed room training sessions, 20 m2 of the total room area must be available per person. This also applies to common rooms.”

For football, the twelve clubs in the top division of the Austrian Bundesliga and the ÖFB Austria Cup finalist Lustenau have explicit permission to train. The training was to “take place in small groups of a maximum of six squad players with the same composition of personnel.” The same regulations also apply here for closed room training sessions.

LASK is the first Austrian Bundesliga club to start training in small groups on Monday. The other eleven Oberhaus clubs and Cup finalist Austria Lustenau will follow in the coming days, as shown by an APA broadcast on Sunday.

The players and coaches had already undergone the Corona LASK virus test on Saturday, and the results were still pending. The training of the championship leader on Monday at the Raiffeisen Arena in Pasching begins at 10:00 am, before that there is a brief press conference in the guest bench area with President Siegmund Gruber, Vice President Jürgen Werner, the coach Valerien Ismael and Captain Gernot Trauner. All media representatives must wear masks and maintain a minimum distance of two meters.

The other clubs leave
some time Master Red Bull Salzburg is loud
The club information will probably start on Tuesday, as it can also be Rapid,
Sturm Graz, WAC and Lustenau.

In Austria, Mattersburg and
SKN St. Pölten could start on Wednesday, Thursday
The professionals from Hartberg and Altach will make their return to the pitch. The
Admira and WSG Tirol were able to connect on Sunday afternoon
do not give a date when training resumes.

The Viennese
Austria to leave kickers and trainers with Corona virus on Monday
test In Salzburg, these tests started on Saturday and should start
It will be completed on Sunday. The defending champion wants the
Small group training the infrastructure of the Red Bull Arena and the
Use the training center in Taxham. To be trained at Taxham –
There are a total of five places available.

Details such as the question of where professionals shower are still unclear with “bulls.” Quick, like most other clubs, stipulates that kickers become “home showers.” Furthermore, the Hütteldorfer will not practice as usual at Happel Stadium, but on the training grounds at his own Allianz Stadium.

In contrast with
Rapid thinks about the Graz Graz Corona tests before training begins.
Styrians might like the WAC, which has yet to be decided in terms of testing
It also starts on Tuesday. This also applies to cup finalists.
Austria Lustenau too.

There are no concrete plans at the moment
Admira and WSG Tirol. Both clubs initially wanted to continue
advise internally and also to regulars
Wait for the Bundesliga videoconferences that will start on Monday.

The ordinance of the Ministry of Health stipulates that “training in small groups of a maximum of six squad players with the same composition of personnel is allowed.” In addition, the letter states, among other things: “There must be a distance of at least two meters between high-level players, supervisors and coaches. Care must be taken to ensure that training units, if possible, are not kept in closed rooms “.