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Los Pumas frolick at Durban beach - but are the waters safe?
A week before their clash against the Springboks, Los Pumas enjoyed an outdoor training session at a beach once hailed 'Durban's toilet'...
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Argentine Los Pumas Take to Durban Beaches for Unique Rugby Training
Durban, South Africa – The Argentine national rugby team, Los Pumas, was spotted undergoing a unique training regimen on Durban's picturesque beaches this week. Ahead of their highly anticipated match against the Springboks, the team engaged in a series of exercises designed to build both physical conditioning and team cohesion. Players were seen walking and running along the shoreline, performing stretches, and participating in playful yet challenging drills involving large inflatable balls in the sand and shallow ocean waters. The session appeared to foster a strong sense of camaraderie among the athletes, with many seen smiling and interacting positively. A local observer, who captured the footage, noted the team's dedication and the vibrant energy they brought to the beach. 'It was inspiring to see such a high-caliber team training in such a relaxed yet focused manner,' the observer remarked. 'They looked ready for the challenge ahead.' This unconventional training approach underscores the team's commitment to peak performance and adaptability, utilizing the natural environment to prepare for the upcoming Rugby Championship fixture. The presence of Los Pumas has generated considerable excitement among local rugby enthusiasts, eager to witness the clash between two formidable nations.
