HSC Coburg starts the new season with pioneering summer schedule!

HSC Coburg starts the new season with pioneering summer schedule!

The new season is just around the corner and the HSC 2000 Coburg has set up an exciting timetable. On Wednesday, July 16, the team under coach Anel Mahmutefendic will start preparing to optimally prepare for the upcoming challenges in the 2nd handball Bundesliga. The first meeting is followed by a training camp in Bad Staffelstein, about 30 kilometers away, which takes place from July 19 to 26. As Handball World is located in the region, because this offers many advantages for the team and with regard to sustainability.

In Bad Staffelstein, the team is housed in the "Best Western Plus Kurhotel an der Obermaintherme" and can concentrate on their game there. For coach Jan Gorr, the optimization of the processes between defense and attack is clearly in the foreground. The goal is nine intensive training sessions that should not only promote the game, but also team cohesion. According to the explanations on HSC 2000 Coburg a first friendly against TV Hüttenberg will also take place under the motto" Feinschliff ".

The test game series

In August there follows a series of test games that will give a first taste of the upcoming season. First of all, it continues away: On August 2, the HSC will play at HSG Wetzlar, followed by games against Dessau-Roßlauer HV and Talent Mat Pilsen. A particularly exciting event is on August 15th when the HSC competes with the Hessian regional league team SG Bruchköbel. These games are not only used to intensify the game practice, but also to evaluate the quality of the game.

sustainability in focus

The topic of sustainability plays an increasingly important role at the HSC 2000 Coburg. Felix Jaeger was presented as a new sustainability officer. Under its leadership, the association will take on social responsibility, especially with regard to the ecological dimension. From the coming season, the matchday booklet will be offered digitally to minimize resource consumption. Last season the HSC has increased sustainability, for example through actions on match days that made it possible to integrate fans.

The German handball federation has recognized the social importance of handball and is based on the sustainability goals of the United Nations. Measures are continuously taken to reduce the CO2 footprint and reduce waste, as is highlighted on DHB . This commitment reflects the endeavor of the HSC not only to celebrate sporting successes, but also to have a positive impact on society.

The anticipation for the new season is large and the HSC 2000 Coburg is well equipped to assume both sporting and social responsibilities. The fans can look forward to handball treats and at the same time be sure that their club will take a sustainable path.