CONTAINERS, WOOD, AND RUBBLE… MAY TRAINING CAMP IN FULL SWING

The May training camp was all about hard work, training intensity, and one big innovation – actually, two! Over the weekend, we expanded the new training structure in Hall 2 by adding two more containers, which means even better conditions for our training and especially for hosting the World Championship!

A big thank you goes to PPL, who donated the containers, and CM Transport Tachov for transporting and skillfully placing them into the trainer. PPL remains a major sponsor of our team – thank you! 🙏

But the work didn’t end with the containers – in addition to placing them, we also began building new hiding spots that will be perfect for rubble training. And thinking ahead, we also stocked up on firewood for the winter, so the cold season won’t catch us off guard.

As always, the training program was varied and demanding. We kicked off the weekend on Friday night with a night search in rubble, testing our ability to react quickly without much preparation. On Saturday and Sunday, we continued with intense rubble indication training. We also included obedience training according to international trial regulations.

The whole weekend had a bit of a hockey atmosphere, thanks to the ongoing championship.

Thanks to everyone who lent a hand, weren’t discouraged by sweat or sawdust, and most of all – thank you for being in this with us! ❤️