Tuchel Wants England to Feel the Heat Before World Cup Camp in Miami

Tuchel wants England to feel the heat before World Cup camp in Miami

Head coach planning mid-season training break in March Move may exacerbate concerns about player burnout Thomas Tuchel is planning a warm-weather training break for his England squad next March followed by a pre-World Cup boot camp in Miami in June because of concerns about the effect of high temperatures on the players during the tournament in the US . The England head coach has altered the Football Associations usual travel itinerary this week…

England players take ‘digital pills’ to measure internal body temperature

The aim is to see how players will deal with hot conditions during next summer’s World Cup

England squad forced to train in 36C heat ahead of World Cup qualifier

England players have been subjected to gruelling heat acclimatisation sessions under new manager Thomas Tuchel as preparation intensifies for the 2026 World Cup

England put through gruelling training camp inside 35C tents

YOU can only hope Eberechi Eze and his England team-mates were not expecting an easy few days in Spain after an exhausting season. Although it is only Andorra in a World Cup qualifier in Barcelona on Saturday, Thomas Tuchel put his players through an unusual but excruciating end-of-season fitness test as he prepares for baking-hot temperatures at next year’s World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico. GettyThe Three Lions found a hot new twist to tr…

England take high-tech approach to heat acclimatisation ahead of 2026 World Cup - Inside World Football

June 5 – With temperatures expected to rival a blast furnace at next year’s World Cup, England manager Thomas Tuchel is transforming the national team’s Girona training camp into a high-tech laboratory, using heated tents to simulate the brutal conditions awaiting his squad across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. This methodical preparation exemplifies Tuchel’s scientific approach to management – a philosophy that has defined his career fr…