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Beitar Jerusalem Adopts Intense Training Regimen Under Almog Cohen
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First reported by N12 · Jul 6, 2026
What happened
Beitar Jerusalem, led by coach Almog Cohen, has adopted a demanding training schedule with three daily sessions and an average of 14 kilometers run per player to boost fitness ahead of the new season and their upcoming match against AEK Larnaca.
- 01Beitar Jerusalem trains three times daily, starting at 6:30 a.m., under coach Almog Cohen.
- 02Players run an average of 14 kilometers per day during training sessions.
- 03Cohen's method is based on his experience playing in Germany for Ingolstadt.
- 04The team's playing style requires high physical fitness due to its pressing strategy.
- 05Cohen emphasizes constant movement as key to distinguishing good players.
- 06The club aims to be fully prepared for their match against AEK Larnaca in three weeks.
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