Women's beach soccer team hold first-ever training session at Granja Comary | OneFootball

On the morning of this Tuesday (10), the Brazilian Women's Beach Soccer National Team experienced yet another historic moment. For the first time since its creation in 2019, the team trained on the sand field at Granja Comary. Under the command of coach Rose Andrade, the 12 called-up athletes carried out their first technical and tactical training sessions of this week-long training period.

“This training cycle will be important for the coaching staff to gather metrics from our athletes as the year begins. We will have important competitions on the calendar, and this detailed information about the players will be fundamental. This week, we are going beyond just training. We have brought in qualified professionals to contribute to the high performance of these athletes,” said Lavoisier Freire, CBF's beach soccer manager.

The first training cycle of the Beach Soccer National Team will serve for the staff to collect metrics for analysis throughout the seasonCredits: Matheus Miranda / CBF

Supervisor Gisele Fernandes echoed Lavoisier's words.

“For the first time, we are here taking advantage of and enjoying all the facilities at Granja Comary, everything that CBF has to offer its teams. This is the first call-up of the year, which serves for coach Rose Andrade to understand how our athletes are prepared for the important competitions ahead. We have a lot to thank president Samir Xaud, our director Mauro Carmélio, and our manager Lavoisier Freire, who spared no effort to make this historic moment happen for women's beach soccer,” said Gisele.

Until next Friday (13), coach Rose Andrade and her entire staff will get the most out of the athletes. The goal is to have everyone prepared for the 2026 calendar, which already has important competitions confirmed, such as tournaments in El Salvador and Mexico in April.

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