We can be bold enough to make a stand and do battle for our views and beliefs. But we must strive to be mature enough not to resort to unnecessary personal attacks upon people with opposing views.
We can be bold enough to make a stand and do battle for our views and beliefs. But we must strive to be mature enough not to resort to unnecessary personal attacks upon people with opposing views.
I'm sure being fit is likely. (I'm not a training expert)
But I'd have thought you build up muscle mass in preseason etc which can be caught up during the season.
I recall when I used to go to friendlies that the players always looked bigger due to lots of weight training in pre season.
Players who miss pre season due to injury or internationals do tend to struggle more the following season, but maybe that's just my mind fooling me.
It's very very difficult to gain mass and strength during the season, because you can't really train as hard with the weights if your first 1-2 days of the week are recovering for a game and then you can't do much towards the end of the week because of the game coming up.
There's also a study that has come out recently on Super League players (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27075963) which shows for every additional 10 pre-season sessions participated in, the chance of injury is 17% lower. Missing a pre-season can be huge for a player.
bewareshadows wrote:
I'm sure being fit is likely. (I'm not a training expert)
But I'd have thought you build up muscle mass in preseason etc which can be caught up during the season.
I recall when I used to go to friendlies that the players always looked bigger due to lots of weight training in pre season.
Players who miss pre season due to injury or internationals do tend to struggle more the following season, but maybe that's just my mind fooling me.
It's very very difficult to gain mass and strength during the season, because you can't really train as hard with the weights if your first 1-2 days of the week are recovering for a game and then you can't do much towards the end of the week because of the game coming up.
There's also a study that has come out recently on Super League players (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27075963) which shows for every additional 10 pre-season sessions participated in, the chance of injury is 17% lower. Missing a pre-season can be huge for a player.
We can be bold enough to make a stand and do battle for our views and beliefs. But we must strive to be mature enough not to resort to unnecessary personal attacks upon people with opposing views.
We can be bold enough to make a stand and do battle for our views and beliefs. But we must strive to be mature enough not to resort to unnecessary personal attacks upon people with opposing views.
Some good interplay between Walsh/Fages/Lomax, are we going to see some more creative game plan from now on. Walsh has has stepped up his game pro Easter period.
We can be bold enough to make a stand and do battle for our views and beliefs. But we must strive to be mature enough not to resort to unnecessary personal attacks upon people with opposing views.
Hardly anything has been posted about yesterday's winning match or much else. I know for example that Widnes supporters don't really use the RL Fans site and they have their own fan site. Is this just a general drift way to fan sites? Is it to avoid trolls?
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