Hibs Boss David Gray Demands High Intensity Training to Prepare Players for Scottish Football

Hibs boss David Gray is confident that his summer recruits will be able to handle the high intensity training he demands from his squad at the East Mains training base. Gray has brought in midfielder Jamie McGrath from Aberdeen and goalkeeper Raphael Sallinger, with more signings to follow. The new arrivals will join the team for preseason training on Friday, where they will be expected to adapt to the club's rigorous training regime. Gray believes that the hard work will pay off, as he said, "The harder you train, it makes you more ready for the game."

Key Takeaways:

• Hibs boss David Gray demands high intensity training from his squad, which includes early morning sessions, especially for defenders.
• Gray believes that the intensity of training benefits players, citing last season's form of defender Rocky Bushiri as an example.
• The new indoor facility and first team men's building planned as part of the training ground redevelopment will help to improve the club's training conditions.
• Chairman Ian Gordon is committed to investing in the club and moving it forward, with plans to redevelop the training ground and improve facilities.
• Gray's training methods are influenced by his experience as a player and four coaches he has worked with, who had different training approaches.
• The team will benefit from a stronger and more concentrated squad, with Gray stating, "It's about being the strongest you can be, especially defenders because they're all about concentration and being as fit as you can be for later moments in games."

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Sources:

• [1] An unnamed source, cited as "Gray" in the article, stating his training methods and expectations for the new arrivals.
• [2] Hibs chairman Ian Gordon, cited in the article as being committed to investing in the club and redeveloping the training ground, with plans to move the club forward.