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Published 10:16 8 Aug 2019 BST
Updated 10:46 8 Aug 2019 BST

Turf: perfect for sled work, a must for any performance facility. Premier League games are often decided by the smallest of margins, such as a quick turn of pace. Sled work helps build that.
Stretching zone: it seems strange now, but before Arsene Wenger came to these shores in 1996, stretching wasn't taken anywhere nearly as seriously as it should have been. It's now a key part of any footballer's fitness regime. This is why clubs have an area set aside for stretching and yoga.
Outdoor space: the best way to prepare for top-level performance on the pitch is to get outside in the same conditions.
Club branding: new dumbbells come emblazoned with the club's core values.
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