CatToTheFuture
Brownlow Medallist
- Aug 18, 2018
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Who is maybe 10kgs under his final playing weighti get that on a 5 day break, just a general comment, we round 3 in and we talking about rest for fit young players
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Who is maybe 10kgs under his final playing weighti get that on a 5 day break, just a general comment, we round 3 in and we talking about rest for fit young players
dont get me wrong, I have no issues clubs doing player load management. it was a general comment that the young fellas can prob play bit more early in the year and leave the load manage to the older blokesYeah, absolutely they do.
But I guess it depends what umbrella you put management of player loads under. It seems like you're saying because of better diet, training & recovery we can push player loads higher. I'm saying that managing player loads and 'better sport science' that you list are actually one and the same. In saying that, I can understand the frustration sometimes when it's so early in the season and there's talk of resting players. But fatigue is a long term thing so it's better to manage it preemptively before a bigger issue arises than later.
Let's put it this way, if it weren't for our management of player loads throughout the 2022 season (along with good training, diet etc.) I doubt we win the premiership that year.
I reckon his versatility both helps and hinders him. He's going to find a spot on pretty much any bench we pick, but he also won't get a great run in the middle, because Clark, Atkins, Parfitt and Bruhn don't really play that well anywhere else.
I think he’ll be part of a broader squad that will be rotated. Having missed playing on the weekend though, he will need to play a full game at some level.
They may be able to play more. But I'll back in the collective intelligence of the Geelong Cats' medical and conditioning team to have a better idea of what's good for our players than anyone on this forum.me wrong, I have no issues clubs doing player load management. it was a general comment that the young fellas can prob play bit more early in the year and leave the load manage to the older blokes
They may be able to play more. But I'll back in the collective intelligence of the Geelong Cats' medical and conditioning team to have a better idea of what's good for our players than anyone on this forum.
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Haha! It's very funny. And memorable. And I find myself wanting to say it. I'll never forget you sexyhunk.believe it or not, that was the best name i thought of 20 years ago when I joined this forum
Honestly beats CatToTheFuture hands down. I couldn't think of anything elsebelieve it or not, that was the best name i thought of 20 years ago when I joined this forum
Also came back to preseason out of shape according to various reports. Probably was a case of a more satiated hunger post-premiership - it happens, particularly for a young guy on the fringes. This stimulus has really helped him find his potential, albeit for two games so far this year. Danger did tell us btw...Bad form all of last year
Horses for courses everyone’s conditioning needs will be different , I’ll back the club to mange the players effectivelyDon't understand this talk about managing young players, if fit they play.
Horses for courses everyone’s conditioning needs will be different , I’ll back the club to mange the players effectively
It’s a 5 day break so I can see the need for it if it’s warranted and if there are any sornesess…I don’t see conditioning as a age thing
I think the dogs will beat us here. With the short break and that dangerous midfield I can’t see us getting up.
Will be 4-1 at the end of next week after we surely account for North which is still a great position.
Isn’t that the point of managing them - you do it if they’re sore or concerned about potential injury from being overworked.Don't understand this talk about managing young players, if fit they play.
He's 19 years old.i get that on a 5 day break, just a general comment, we round 3 in and we talking about rest for fit young players
100%. We just had a 10-day break before the Hawks game. Pies and Dons cop this a lot for Anzac Day. I've seen many impressive games / performances from those sides over the years, regularly off the back of only a 4-5 day break depending on what day Anzac Day falls.The short break will not be an excuse this early in the season.
They always say multiple 6 day breaks are much more problematic than one 5 day break.
The Bulldogs always struggle with how we set up. A loss here against a 6-10 side be very disappointing on neutral territory (though Danger is a big miss).
Workload management has been one of the major steps forward in sports science over the last couple of decades - and, partially as a result of that, we see more and more players managing to play well into their 30s at a very high level.Don't understand this talk about managing young players, if fit they play.
You can change your name can't you?Honestly beats CatToTheFuture hands down. I couldn't think of anything else
True! The Eagles actually won clearances against the Doggies and only just lost contested possessions lol. They have only beaten the Suns and the Eagles. Both supporter bases will be looking to this game to learn more about our teams, though I'm not sure there is much to learn for either group win or loss here.We have had some patchy wins against 3 lukewarm teams.
I think the fresher dogs in neutral territory will be a better test of where we really are, although they are not exactly setting the world on fire.
Manage Clark given he had stress fracture issues last year and missed the year because of it..footy these days, a 20 years old man need two weeks of rest after playing a game of footy...