DeMbare invests in equipment

Curtworth Masango

Zimpapers Sports Hub

AFTER being mocked in the past weeks about their kits, Dynamos have moved in to stop the rot.

Apart from the playing kits that are in the process of being sorted, DeMbare has also acquired a comprehensive package of state-of-the-art training equipment.

An official from the club said this signals the club’s commitment to adopting modern training methodologies to enhance player performance and improve the image.

Club Secretary General Devine Sena said the move has a transformative impact on the club as they continue to develop in all areas.

“This is a very important development for us,” said Sena.

“As Dynamos, we are always looking for ways to modernise our training environment. Acquiring this equipment from JADEL Sports shop allows our technical team to simulate real-match scenarios with greater accuracy.”

Sena said in modern football, precision and tactical awareness are non-negotiable.

“Items like the agility ladders and adjustable hurdles are essential for improving a player’s footwork, coordination, and explosive speed. The portable goal posts and target nets are crucial for perfecting finishing, which is an area we are keen to improve,” he said.

Club head coach Genesis Mangombe said having the right equipment will help the club significantly.

“Having the right tools elevates the quality of our sessions. It keeps the players engaged and ensures that every minute on the training pitch is productive.

“We want to build a team that is not only fit but also tactically disciplined and technically sharp. This equipment is a key part of that vision,” said Mangombe.

Dynamos are gearing up to face Bulawayo Chiefs on Thursday.