Rumours and Stuff

[hindy111]

I believe the Panthers have been taking their players to train at the top of Mount Druitt for a while now....

My little birds tell me they have special equipment the emulates high altitudes. Unsure if true. I have no source. Just little birds. But it is a rumours thread so I guess its fine.

f**k u

 

[T.S Quint]

My little birds tell me they have special equipment the emulates high altitudes. Unsure if true. I have no source. Just little birds. But it is a rumours thread so I guess its fine.

f**k u

There are places that have high altitude rooms, where you can train in the same conditions as if you were in one of this high places.

There’s a gym around the corner from me that has one of those rooms.

 

[jk13]

we're probably using medicinal marijuana at the eels to achieve high altitude training.......

 

[TheRam]

The Warriors have been OK, made a few finals over the years and had some pretty shit years as well. Will they have enough resources for 2 teams (other than a stadium with a roof) ?

I'm not sure.

I mentioned PNG being a new market (and catchment) and a new Kiwi team has an existing limited market and catchment so they may have to reply on other Pacific Island countries RU players.

Personally I dont see them being competitive.

Old man I just don't have the time to write more then you are way off the pace as usual and can't see the big picture past your nose.

No offense.

 

[TheRam]

I've heard that ( won't mention clubs name) but a very successful side takes their team to higher altitudes. Apparently the air is thinner so harder to breathe which increases fitness. Apparently lots of athletes go to the snowy mountains to train.
Does anyone know if we do similar with our squad?

We need to take them to Everest to have any chance of fixing our defensive limitations it would seem.

Baldy must take them down mining shafts by the looks of things.

 

[Noise]

I've heard that ( won't mention clubs name) but a very successful side takes their team to higher altitudes. Apparently the air is thinner so harder to breathe which increases fitness. Apparently lots of athletes go to the snowy mountains to train.
Does anyone know if we do similar with our squad?

Altitude training definitely is a thing which helps with oxygen uptake efficiency due to adapting to limited oxygen in higher altitudes (which improves endurance). Our snowy mountains aren’t high enough to have that much of an effect. Would need to go overseas.

 

[Gronk]

I've heard that ( won't mention clubs name) but a very successful side takes their team to higher altitudes. Apparently the air is thinner so harder to breathe which increases fitness. Apparently lots of athletes go to the snowy mountains to train.
Does anyone know if we do similar with our squad?

I'm pretty sure that you need to live and train at min 2500m.

Can you even do that in Australia ?

Falls Creek sells itself as having altitude training in the summer but its <checks notes> 1600m. So you might be throwing you money down the drain. Maybe NZ ?

 

[Gronk]

Altitude training definitely is a thing which helps with oxygen uptake efficiency due to adapting to limited oxygen in higher altitudes (which improves endurance). Our snowy mountains aren’t high enough to have that much of an effect. Would need to go overseas.

Snap !

 

[hindy111]

I'm pretty sure that you need to live and train at min 2500m.

Can you even do that in Australia ?

Falls Creek sells itself as having altitude training in the summer but its <checks notes> 1600m. So you might be throwing you money down the drain. Maybe NZ ?

Or put on a PP2 mask or gimp mask.

 

[hineyrulz]

Or put on a PP2 mask or gimp mask.

 

[lingard]

What a waste of talent those 3 ended up being.

Hayne more from a team perspective but the other two you could say never fulfilled the talent they had in there careers and just became journeyman.

Yeah, but on their day all three were magical players.

 

[lingard]

I've heard that ( won't mention clubs name) but a very successful side takes their team to higher altitudes. Apparently the air is thinner so harder to breathe which increases fitness. Apparently lots of athletes go to the snowy mountains to train.
Does anyone know if we do similar with our squad?

Well, they run up sand dunes.

 

[Avenger]

Manu is going to French Rugby.

Joey Manu set to leave Roosters to take up French rugby offer

Star fullback has told the club he will probably leave at the end of the season, having attracted multiple offers from French rugby clubs. The Roosters are privately resigned to losing his services.

www.smh.com.au

 

[Lemon Squash]

I did a training day at Redfern oval with Souths’s head trainer I reckon close to 10 years ago and they had an altitude chamber training room inside their gym back then.

I’d assume they are pretty stock standard these days.

 

[Twizzle]

Old man I just don't have the time to write more then you are way off the pace as usual and can't see the big picture past your nose.

translation = you cannot provide a counter argument

you've never been short on words old man

No offense.

is that the opposite of defense ? or is your spell checker not working

none taken btw, you are free to say what you like

 

[hindy111]

Manu is going to French Rugby.

Joey Manu set to leave Roosters to take up French rugby offer

Star fullback has told the club he will probably leave at the end of the season, having attracted multiple offers from French rugby clubs. The Roosters are privately resigned to losing his services.

www.smh.com.au

With him and Sualli gone they will have a war chest let's hope they stay away from our kids.

 

[King-Gutho94]

Joey Manu leaving the chooks for french rugby.

That will free up about 3 million in uncle nick's sombrero in 2025

 

[hindy111]

translation = you cannot provide a counter argument

you've never been short on words old man



is that the opposite of defense ? or is your spell checker not working

none taken btw, you are free to say what you like

Leave my mate alone
Ashol

 

[footyfan4life]

Manu is going to French Rugby.

Joey Manu set to leave Roosters to take up French rugby offer

Star fullback has told the club he will probably leave at the end of the season, having attracted multiple offers from French rugby clubs. The Roosters are privately resigned to losing his services.

www.smh.com.au

 

[Twizzle]

Leave my mate alone
Ashol

nah