Former Manchester United boss David Moyes has quickly made a positive impression on Real Sociedad's players.
Moyes replaced the sacked Jagoba Arrasate at the Basque club, who are struggling in 15th place in La Liga, and they play their first game under the Scot's orders at Deportivo La Coruna on Saturday.
"Above all it is the intensity he brings to training, in the aggression he demands," Inigo Martinez told a news conference when asked how things had changed since Moyes took over.
"He is really on top of everything, he pressures you constantly from the side of the pitch and this is something that motivates players," added the centre back.
"The intensity we are seeing now was not there before and we need to learn everything he knows and then put it to use at the weekend."
