WARRINGTON Wolves have moved their training away from the cold weather and into the sunshine for this week as they undertake a pre-season camp in Tenerife.

It promises to be a big week for Sam Burgess and his squad, with a few days of uninterrupted training with a near-guarantee of being unhindered by the weather.

> PICTURES: Warrington Wolves get to work in the Tenerife sun

And while there, they will be using the world-class facilities at Tenerife Top Training – a regular base for Super League clubs including Warrington themselves in the past.

Located in La Caleta near the popular Costa Adeje, The Wire’s home for the week includes a full-size rugby/football pitch as well as state-of-the-art gym facilities, an Olympic-sized swimming pool and tennis and padel courts among other mod coms.

(Image: NQ) Wolves have often used the facility for training camps in the past during Tony Smith’s time in charge, with their last trip there being in 2017.

From that trip, two players remain in the squad – centre Toby King and prop Joe Philbin.

They are not the first Super League team to visit this year, with rivals Hull KR having used Tenerife Top Training for their own camp earlier this month.

The Wire have used Tenerife Top Training several times in the past, with their most recent trip being in 2017 (Image: NQ)