I hope so, worked last year so no need to change something that worksold cas lass wrote:Looks like lanzarote again this year according to DP.
Announced in the cas and ponte, 11th jan they go.
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I bet Gale is laughing his pants off. Still in Bali then flying straight to Lanzarote.derbystiger wrote:I hope so, worked last year so no need to change something that worksold cas lass wrote:Looks like lanzarote again this year according to DP.
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The final will be an army assault course? When did the RFL announce that?InTheKnow wrote:GF will be.Squaddie86 wrote:tigerfeat wrote:Hope the week away going to be a army assult course type of thing in the wind rain and heavy ground in deepest cumbria
How many games will be played on army assault courses?
A week in a hot country working on the blistering plays that saw Cas racking up 30-40 points a game might be more beneficial.
In any case you honestly think a cold week in Cumbria in January would make a difference in October?
I'd rather the lads were happy, motivated amd refreshed, ready for a long season, not cold, wet, miserable and hating life at Cas while their mates at other teams are away training in the sunshine.
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I think warm weather training and bonding is the way to go. More sessions available and you put to bed last year. Players can make goals for themselves in positive environment.
Cold training is a punishment for bad behaviour and poor execution. Wigan have done it because of their poor end to the season. It'll make them not want to do it again.
Cold training is a punishment for bad behaviour and poor execution. Wigan have done it because of their poor end to the season. It'll make them not want to do it again.
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You clearly didn't see what I wrote underneath. Saying I would rather them go Spain again. Clearly it's not an army assault course but the wet weather training does help. Teams do it for a reason.Squaddie86 wrote:The final will be an army assault course? When did the RFL announce that?InTheKnow wrote:GF will be.Squaddie86 wrote:tigerfeat wrote:Hope the week away going to be a army assult course type of thing in the wind rain and heavy ground in deepest cumbria
How many games will be played on army assault courses?
A week in a hot country working on the blistering plays that saw Cas racking up 30-40 points a game might be more beneficial.
In any case you honestly think a cold week in Cumbria in January would make a difference in October?
I'd rather the lads were happy, motivated amd refreshed, ready for a long season, not cold, wet, miserable and hating life at Cas while their mates at other teams are away training in the sunshine.
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Some interesting thoughts on this one folks.
Personally I can see the benefits of either option but as I'm a sadist I prefer the harsh winter training option rather than the 'easy' life in the sun.
As we all know, playing rugby league at any level is punishing on both the body and the mind so a week of harsh weather, tough exercise and a reliance on team mates to get you through seems the better option to me.
I also understand Cas make use of the indoor facilities at the A1 football factory, so there doesn't appear to be a reason for going to the sun to work on game-plans, weights and the like.
Personally I can see the benefits of either option but as I'm a sadist I prefer the harsh winter training option rather than the 'easy' life in the sun.
As we all know, playing rugby league at any level is punishing on both the body and the mind so a week of harsh weather, tough exercise and a reliance on team mates to get you through seems the better option to me.
I also understand Cas make use of the indoor facilities at the A1 football factory, so there doesn't appear to be a reason for going to the sun to work on game-plans, weights and the like.
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It might help the new signings get to know their new team mates in a relaxed atmosphere. Like othere have said certainly dodnt do any harm last year.
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I take it you've never shared a sleeping bag with a mate then?takethetwo wrote:It might help the new signings get to know their new team mates in a relaxed atmosphere. Like othere have said certainly dodnt do any harm last year.
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