Argentinian player Saadhak, who recently transitioned from Brazilian LOUD to French Karmine Corp, has shared insights into his team’s training process. During his livestream, he revealed that the team trains daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Debut at KCX4 and a Grueling Schedule
Karmine Corp recently claimed victory against KOI in their debut match at the KCX4 tournament. Saadhak emphasized that this success stems from intense practice sessions.
Our schedule is packed—almost insane. We start in the morning and finish at night, from 10:00 to 21:00. Sometimes it feels like this workload is simply unbearable.the player shared
On Reddit, where discussions about his livestream were lively, Saadhak clarified:
We don’t train non-stop. Throughout the day, there’s time for meals and breaks, and the training is divided into theoretical and practical segments.
Saadhak Career
The 27-year-old Saadhak began his Valorant career in 2020, achieving his first major success with Estral Esports by winning First Strike LAS. He then joined Team Vikings, where he secured victory in VCT 2021 Brazil Stage 1 Masters and participated in international tournaments.
Since 2022, Saadhak had been playing for LOUD, where he became a founding member of the team. During his tenure, he achieved second place at VCT 2022 Masters Reykjavík and led LOUD to victory at VALORANT Champions 2022—the first international title for Brazil. In 2023, LOUD secured second place at VCT LOCK//IN, first at VCT AMERICAS, and third at VALORANT Champions.
The 2024 season proved challenging for Saadhak. LOUD finished second at VCT AMERICAS 2024 KICK-OFF and fourth at VCT Masters Madrid but did not participate in international tournaments. Following the departure of qck, Saadhak transitioned to a duelist role, though the team’s results were inconsistent.
Saadhak new chapter with Karmine Corp promises to be equally eventful, with an intense training schedule and ambitious goals ahead.
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