Hearts of Oak have completed a four-day intensive pre-season training programme at Ghana’s military combat school in Teshie, Accra, as part of their preparations for the 2025–26 campaign.
The exercise, designed by the club’s technical team, focused on building resilience, mental toughness and endurance in the playing squad ahead of what is expected to be a demanding season.
Under the supervision of experienced military instructors, the Phobians underwent a series of rigorous drills — with the trainers commending the players for their discipline, attitude and commitment.
Head coach Mas-Ud Didi Dramani said the objectives of the camp were achieved.
“We came here with a clear goal, which is to toughen the boys both physically and mentally. I’m proud to say the team responded positively, and we are pleased with the outcome,” he said.
With the Teshie phase of pre-season now complete, Hearts will return to their Kpobiman training base to continue preparations for the new Ghana Premier League season.
The club will test its readiness later this month in two traditional cup matches — the 2025 Homowo Cup against Heart of Lions and the 2025 Democracy Cup against Great Olympics.
Hearts of Oak begin their 2025–26 league campaign at home to newly promoted Hohoe United in September.
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