Why did they show Taylor’s miss in the highlights package?
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“I pride my game on my consistency. It’s incredible to think I have been standing up here a couple of times now.
“I pride my game on my consistency. It’s incredible to think I have been standing up here a couple of times now.
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Hopefully delisting make now
Credit to his work ethic and will to make it.
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Jake runs up mountains in 2012
Part of Lloyd's training regimen included morning runs up Mount Arapiles, which rises above the Wimmera plains, sometimes as early as 5.30am.
"It's about 5k up, 5k down. It was a regular thing I did once or twice a week, all those little extras certainly helped," Lloyd said.
"Running up and down hills is a lot different [to track running]. I thought it helped my footy and endurance. Mentally it's pretty challenging at times, it's definitely held me in good stead. I wanted to do something different. I wanted to keep working hard, I thought it would be a good challenge for myself. Dad was doing it, and it's not too far away from home, so it was pretty easy to have a run."
Lloyd's love for training stems from his father, Tony, who runs a personal training business in Horsham. Lloyd also spent time training with former South Sydney and Parramatta conditioner Jimmy Wright before arriving at the Swans.
For intensity, Wright's sessions surpassed even those at pre-season with the Swans, whose program goes for longer.
"I've done some of the most ridiculous sessions that I've ever been put through," Lloyd said. "Those mountain runs in the morning, not just once but twice. Numerous sessions, two to three a day of weights, cardio, pool sessions, getting everything out of me ... for a number of weeks, multiple sessions a day – [it's] the most physical training I've ever done."
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Part of Lloyd's training regimen included morning runs up Mount Arapiles, which rises above the Wimmera plains, sometimes as early as 5.30am.
"It's about 5k up, 5k down. It was a regular thing I did once or twice a week, all those little extras certainly helped," Lloyd said.
"Running up and down hills is a lot different [to track running]. I thought it helped my footy and endurance. Mentally it's pretty challenging at times, it's definitely held me in good stead. I wanted to do something different. I wanted to keep working hard, I thought it would be a good challenge for myself. Dad was doing it, and it's not too far away from home, so it was pretty easy to have a run."
Lloyd's love for training stems from his father, Tony, who runs a personal training business in Horsham. Lloyd also spent time training with former South Sydney and Parramatta conditioner Jimmy Wright before arriving at the Swans.
For intensity, Wright's sessions surpassed even those at pre-season with the Swans, whose program goes for longer.
"I've done some of the most ridiculous sessions that I've ever been put through," Lloyd said. "Those mountain runs in the morning, not just once but twice. Numerous sessions, two to three a day of weights, cardio, pool sessions, getting everything out of me ... for a number of weeks, multiple sessions a day – [it's] the most physical training I've ever done."
Jake Lloyd says mountain runs helped him prepare for AFL high life with Sydney Swans
Breaking into Sydney's powerful team may appear a tall ask for most rookies but not so Jake Lloyd, who spent much of his teenage years running up and down mountains.
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So excited for 2021
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reid missed the top 10 again
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Lloyd clear winner. Had a great season and was brilliant out of defence at times. Very well deserved.
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He's creating space for the top 10.
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good for lloyd, much more effective than last time he won,
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Florent top 10. I expect everyone will agree he's a top 10 player for the Swans now?
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Not bad Bedders . Fu## the AA SELECTORS
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