Bermuda forward Kole Hall has taken another positive step in his comeback from a serious medical condition, returning to training as he works towards full match fitness with Chorley FC.
Hall missed the entire 2025-26 season after being sidelined by illness, but the striker is now back on the training pitch as preparations continue for the new campaign.
As part of his rehabilitation, Hall has been working with Allin Methodology on a programme tailored to sharpen his attacking game alongside Chorley's pre-season schedule.
The individual session focused on enhancing one of Hall's key strengths – angled finishing – while also developing his movement inside the penalty area.
Training drills challenged the Bermudian to finish from wide angles before immediately transitioning into a second phase, arriving between the six-yard box and penalty spot to convert one-touch opportunities.
According to Allin Methodology, each practice was specifically designed around Hall's individual requirements, with an emphasis on purposeful coaching rather than generic exercises.
The training group described the approach as one centred on "detailed, individual coaching" aimed at improving the areas that matter most to the player.
For Hall, the sessions represent another encouraging milestone in his recovery. While his primary objective remains regaining full match sharpness, his return to the grass marks significant progress after a season spent on the sidelines.
With the new campaign approaching, the Bermudian will now be hoping his continued rehabilitation translates into a successful return to competitive football for Chorley FC.
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