I didn’t see River Steven’s. But he very well could have been there. I reckon Goad and Matlock may have been the only players who might not have done the whole session other than CJ. Everyone else was there.Who wasn’t training?
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I didn’t see River Steven’s. But he very well could have been there. I reckon Goad and Matlock may have been the only players who might not have done the whole session other than CJ. Everyone else was there.Who wasn’t training?
I didn't see CCJ and BG was off to the side on a tshirt as opposed to training guernsey.Who wasn’t training?
Time will tell. I can’t see how we are getting a competitive advantage or improving enough to compete with what I saw. Quality is important so long as we actually do enough work. Round 1 we will see, but if history is anything to go off, we will get found out early.(1) Not relevant to this convo.
(2) Having a light sesh is absolutely sport science.
(3) They're there to get together and have a light run around.
(4) I can imagine that, and so can every other sport in the world where they manage loads like this.
(5) Doesn't matter how much money you pump into recovery, unless you're pumping gear there's limits to what the body can do.
(6) Post match recovery is inflammation management to get them pain free, which hinders muscle protein synthesis.
(7) Yes, pre season is when you put in the quality work, not work for the sake of it that makes you slower.
Genuine question, how many sessions a week do other clubs train in preseason?
Thanks mate - great response!Every club runs the same number of training sessions. Which is the maximum allowed under the enterprise agreement negotiated by the AFLPA.
Yep goad spent a fair while standing and watching today. Hope he's okI didn’t see River Steven’s. But he very well could have been there. I reckon Goad and Matlock may have been the only players who might not have done the whole session other than CJ. Everyone else was there.
I’m sure you’re all sick of me but new photos from this morning just dropped.
And I suppose you've got a stake in this!Some kind of like an underground secret group of supernatural nemesis's's of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Could be hiding behind a blade of grassI didn’t see River Steven’s
Be pleased to see your qualifications in exercise physiology given you purport to have such a great knowledge of the subject ? This whining because you didn’t get to see what you wanted is classic self-centric behaviour which has now morphed into a diatribe with no basis in fact. And all because you didn’t call the club to find out that’s what happens on Saturdays. From what you have seen isn’t much it appears .Understand what you’re all saying, but local EDFL clubs are training 2 times a week and doing their own Saturday sessions while blokes have full time jobs and still hit the gym?
We’re talking about elite AFL footballers and a team who hasn’t run out a full game since 2015 and we’re worried about overloading? I think that’s exactly what we need, I can’t imagine how 3 big sessions a week is not the baseline, they have 4 other days to hit the gym or do skills or anything else?
We all work 5 days a week and only get 4 weeks off? Why do we give so much leniency to these blokes when they’re paid bucket loads, get more leave than most professions and for whatever reason aren’t digging in for big preseasons (which is not on the players, they do what they’re told). It hurts that the clubs never seems to improve and seeing sessions like I did on Saturday is a reflection of where we are at. To top it off it’s even worse when the only blokes who seemed to really care were Maley and Toby Pink, couldn’t hear anyone else. We need to demand excellence, get some big wins and build moment. From what I’ve seen we are a LONG way off. I hope I’m wrong.
easy, i’ll call clarko and co to ask what’s happening this week at training and get the run down of all the drills and send across so we can all be informedBe pleased to see your qualifications in exercise physiology given you purport to have such a great knowledge of the subject ? This whining because you didn’t get to see what you wanted is classic self-centric behaviour which has now morphed into a diatribe with no basis in fact. And all because you didn’t call the club to find out that’s what happens on Saturdays. From what you have seen isn’t much it appears .
The observation was this it was a ridiculously light session where most blokes did nothing. It seemed strange that in the middle of pre-season we would be doing that given our recent history. Don’t reckon a degree is noted for that observation. You’d imagine that a young and hungry group as reported all season would be working harder given how far behind the other clubs we are. We’ll see how it’s worked in round 1 won’t weBe pleased to see your qualifications in exercise physiology given you purport to have such a great knowledge of the subject ? This whining because you didn’t get to see what you wanted is classic self-centric behaviour which has now morphed into a diatribe with no basis in fact. And all because you didn’t call the club to find out that’s what happens on Saturdays. From what you have seen isn’t much it appears .
Ah yeah. I saw Brayden George run out but didn’t notice him later.I didn't see CCJ and BG was off to the side on a tshirt as opposed to training guernsey.
Surprisingly light turnout of spectators given the PH.
Nothing much else to add really. Match sim was specifically around stoppage work. Then a forward press drill.
Finished off with a pretty gruelling running session.
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Go watch training on Wednesday.Thanks mate - great response!
He was definitely there. He was on the toilet reading bra busters.Could be hiding behind a blade of grass
Mate I do not disagree that the two main sessions we do a big sessions. My whole point has been that the Saturday sessions seem ridiculous and it was concerningGo watch training on Wednesday.
They will do a good 2.5 hours of pretty intense training & a hell of a lot of running.
Probably an hour of match sim too.
Last week the match sim was about 90% intensity of a AFL game. They were cracking in pretty hard.
Most EDFL players would be tapping out well before the end of the session.
I was disappointed we only done 2 proper sessions a week too when I found out Saturdays was a light run around. I thought it would be more at this time of year, but I know nothing about sports science, so I will defer to the experts.Mate I do not disagree that the two main sessions we do a big sessions. My whole point has been that the Saturday sessions seem ridiculous and it was concerning
If you call the club they will tell you if it is a light session or a full session. Trying to justify your hissy fit just makes it worse. Stop digging.easy, i’ll call clarko and co to ask what’s happening this week at training and get the run down of all the drills and send across so we can all be informed
I didn’t see River Steven’s. But he very well could have been there. I reckon Goad and Matlock may have been the only players who might not have done the whole session other than CJ. Everyone else was there.
Yeah mate, I feel the same. It’s okay we can defer to our man Bernie below, he can let us know what the drills will be in advance. Because I’m sure the customer service guys would be well across the drills and intensity of the sessionsI was disappointed we only done 2 proper sessions a week too when I found out Saturdays was a light run around. I thought it would be more at this time of year, but I know nothing about sports science, so I will defer to the experts.
I’m sure all other clubs are doing the same.
Yeah it’s shocking isn’t it, especially when we’re such a good team and have had a few really good seasons. Everyone complaining in the last 10 years has been so wrong with our amazing on field performancesthe annual dummy spit about the number of training sessions
CringeYeah it’s shocking isn’t it, especially when we’re such a good team and have had a few really good seasons. Everyone complaining in the last 10 years has been so wrong with our amazing on field performances