Discipline • Team Spirit • Real Progress

Our first Fury Hawks Football Camp in Chiang Mai has officially wrapped up, and it was a strong start.

During the week, the players trained twice a day with focused morning and afternoon sessions. In the evenings, we slowed things down to work on game understanding, including strategy, positioning, teamwork, and decision-making on the field. This balance helped the kids improve not only their football skills, but also how they think and play as a team.

One of the highlights of our football camp in Thailand was a visit from Lamphun Warriors player Aly Cissokho, known for his time with FC Porto, Lyon, and Aston Villa. He shared his experience with the players and gave them valuable advice about discipline, mindset, and the reality of football development. For young players, moments like this leave a real impact.

But this camp was not only about training. The kids also spent meaningful time together off the pitch, building friendships, confidence, and team spirit. That connection matters. A strong team is not built only through drills. It grows when players spend real time together.

We also included sauna and cold bath recovery sessions, giving the group a chance to learn that recovery is an important part of modern football training. Young athletes need to understand that rest, recovery, and taking care of the body are part of long-term progress.

To finish the week, the team joined a local tournament and had the chance to test themselves in real competition. We did not win the championship, but the performance was very encouraging. After only one week together, the players stayed organized, worked hard, understood their roles, and played for each other.

That is what matters most to us.

At our youth football club in Chiang Mai, teamwork, discipline, and player development come first. This first kids football camp in Chiang Mai gave us a clear sign that these young players have strong potential, and we are excited for what comes next.