Re: NAB Challenge?
I am not sure that I can totally subscribe to this theory, but then again the Crows credited some of their success in running out the season strong in the late 90's to drinking colostrum.
I agree that you want to be fitter at round 22 than you are in round 1 but I believe the concept is more to with injuries/load balancing over the season rather then not being at your peak fitness.
All players (bar injuries) are typically going to be fitter after a season of playing and training.
Sydney during their recent premiership window were alway very slow starters but by seasons end were red hot.
There was talk prior to last season that we would rest players like Hall throughout the season to ensure he made it in good shape for the finals.
From memory he only missed the one game so not sure if we really did enact this plan or he just made it through the season on good solid match preparation and recovery.
I am not sure that I can totally subscribe to this theory, but then again the Crows credited some of their success in running out the season strong in the late 90's to drinking colostrum.
I agree that you want to be fitter at round 22 than you are in round 1 but I believe the concept is more to with injuries/load balancing over the season rather then not being at your peak fitness.
All players (bar injuries) are typically going to be fitter after a season of playing and training.
Sydney during their recent premiership window were alway very slow starters but by seasons end were red hot.
There was talk prior to last season that we would rest players like Hall throughout the season to ensure he made it in good shape for the finals.
From memory he only missed the one game so not sure if we really did enact this plan or he just made it through the season on good solid match preparation and recovery.
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