Färjestad BK has adjusted its preseason training program following another early playoff exit. The club is emphasizing higher volumes of lactic acid training while keeping core principles intact.
After losing a 3-0 series lead to Rögle in the quarterfinals last spring, Färjestad has increased the intensity of its summer preparations. Physical coach Richard Kalenius told NWT that the basic structure remains the same but Fridays now feature a full session focused on lactic acid work.
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ÖSK turned a two-goal deficit into a 4–2 victory over Östersunds FK in a training match in Sandviken.
Luleå continues its preseason training with a familiar approach focused on gym work and steady routines. Physical trainer Philip Sjölund has pointed to several younger players who have impressed early on.
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Brynäs head coach Niklas Gällstedt says the team has prepared better this spring than last year. He is turning attention to the coming SHL season after the club finished its preseason work.
Rögle BK has announced a long-term investment in its academy and junior operations to increase the number of homegrown players in its men's and women's teams. The decision was presented during the club's annual meeting at Catena Arena. Officials emphasized building a clearer path from youth hockey to the senior level.
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Södertälje SK is close to completing its roster ahead of the Hockeyallsvenskan season. Head coach Andreas Johansson shared details on recent signings and team plans in an interview.