"Seven sparring sessions against Japanese powerhouses"... Lee Young-taek's GS Caltex begins '9-day, 8-night' Spartan training camp in Japan

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Women's professional volleyball team GS Caltex has launched into full-scale preparation for the upcoming season through a training camp in Japan.

GS Caltex announced that it will conduct an overseas training camp from the 10th to the 18th, spanning 9 days and 8 nights, in Ibaraki and Kawasaki, Japan.

During the training period, the team will play a total of seven practice matches against teams from the Japanese SV.League, including Astemo Rivale Ibaraki, NEC Red Rockets Kawasaki, and PFU BlueCats Ishikawa Kahoku.

Through these sessions, the team aims to sharpen its competitive edge in preparation for the upcoming '2026 Yeosu·NH Agribank Cup Professional Volleyball Tournament' and the 'HK Hwaguk Financial 2026-2027 V-League.'

From the 12th to the 14th, a fan observation program will be held. Participating fans will watch practice matches and engage in events that allow them to interact with the team.

Lee Young-taek, head coach of GS Caltex, stated, "As this is an important overseas training camp ahead of the season opener, we will focus on improving our competitive sharpness and enhancing the team's overall readiness."

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