Ryan’s training secrets
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25/01/2012 12:00, Report by Gemma Thompson and Ann-Marie Keegan
In an exclusive interview recorded for MUTV’s Inside Carrington show, Ryan Giggs talks to Mark Sullivan about training regimes and the keys to his longevity…
How has training changed over the years?It’s changed a lot. Much of that is to do with the surroundings that we’ve got now – Carrington is completely different from The Cliff [the old training ground]. We’ve got the swimming pool, the gym, the big sports hall, an indoor astro-turf pitch… we’ve got everything you could want really. The Cliff was pretty basic; there was just a changing room, not the best gym in the world and really old weights. You just went out on the pitch and trained, came in, had a shower and went home, whereas here you’ve got so much to keep you occupied and keep you here longer.
And there’s a lot more staff involved in the training side of things these days too…Yes that’s another thing that’s changed. Back when I started it was the manager, his assistant, Kiddo [Brian Kidd] and Archie [Knox] before that. Then you had a physio and that was it really. Now, we’ve got an assistant manager, a coach, fitness coaches and specialists in weights and running, so things have changed a lot.
Run us through a typical day at Carrington…I’ll usually get in about quarter to nine, get a bit of breakfast then have a massage for 45 minutes. We all jump on the [exercise] bikes at 10 for 15 minutes just to turn our legs over. We’ll then have a 10-minute stretch and then head out to train. If it’s early in the week and we don’t have a midweek game we’ll be out there an hour and a half or two hours maybe. If it’s towards the end of the week and near the game if it will be half an hour or 45 minutes of intense quick play. Personally, I also do
Source : ManUtd News
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