Preseason Training 2021

[bornadog]

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[jeemak]

Looking trimmed down

He looks in ripping nick.........I guess the message has been delivered loud and clear.

[comrade]

Zaine's still allergic to weights, I see.

[bornadog]

[jeemak]

Zaine's still allergic to weights, I see.

Maybe it's just his body type and shape that makes him look that way......

[jeemak]

This guy's looking super trim as well.

[Axe Man]

A visibly bigger Tim English and a taut-and-terrific Bailey Smith stole the show at Whitten Oval as the Bulldogs resumed post-Christmas.

There’s been intense focus in previous seasons on ruckman English’s slender 206cm frame, but he’s clearly worked hard during the off-season, which he spent mostly in Western Australia.

Smith won the Dogs’ annual MAS (maximal aerobic speed) running hit-out and experienced teammate Hayden Crozier is tipping him to “take his game to the next level”.

Star recruit Treloar joined his new teammates on the track.

The ex-Magpie returned to training early, and briefly, before Christmas but will now ramp up his preparations ahead of a showdown with his former club in Round 1.

As for English, his teammates have noticed his physical maturity.

“He’s looking bigger and stronger and his golf game is getting better, too, so he’s pretty happy about where he’s at,” Crozier said.

Crozier had toe surgery on his right foot post-season that restricted him for about seven weeks, but he’s fit again, while Toby McLean on Wednesday had his first AlterG running session since his ACL rupture four months ago.

Buku Khamis was on limited duties for much of the session as he deals with a knee complaint.









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[jeemak]

Thanks for posting the pics BAD.

[Mofra]

Treloar with the half backs...

[jeemak]

Treloar with the half backs...

Good. We need more half backs.

[Go_Dogs]

Naughton is looking in ripping nick too. Send all the boys to WA next off seasons.

[comrade]

Where's Marra?

[Axe Man]

Where's Marra?

Practicing his trick basketball shots.