Manchester United has brought in Harry Marra, a renowned track and field coach, to improve the team's performance under manager Ruben Amorim. At 78, Marra's expertise in speed and endurance will assist players in adapting to Amorim's high-intensity tactics. His work at Carrington aims to ensure that players can maintain the required running levels, a necessity for success in the Premier League, according to Amorim. By focusing on proper mechanics and tailored fitness training, Marra and performance director Sam Erith hope to optimize player capabilities while bridging the tactical gap.
Marra's arrival marks a strategic shift in how Manchester United approaches player fitness, emphasizing scientific principles to enhance speed and endurance.
Amorim firmly believes that without the ability to run intensely, even the best players won't succeed in the Premier League.
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