Modern training is about a whole range of things.
Maybe if we stopped calling it the âmodified groupâ youâd be less pessimistic.
Call it the âMinimal Contact Groupâ instead.
Some blokes are rotated out of match sim or drills just to get more miles in their legs.
Others collected a minor knock / corkie or ankle (like Hurls when his leg fell off on Monday) - theyâd be absolutely fine to play a game, but thereâs no point aggravating it at this time of year.
The last reason Iâd posit would be rotational - mixing up the players involved in drills keeps things fresh, allows flexibility to be taught, and is a step up from yesteryear when blokes would train against the same teammates all the time, giving a false impression of where they were at.
Thatâs an improvement on The Dungeon.
Thatâs a good call. The Gumby-Winderlich-Laycock era has given the second group very negative connotations.
The outside stuff is what we see. As Reboot said previously, thereâs all the indoors stuff we donât see.
So Fark Carlton call theirs The Spoon?
And St Kilda has âThe Discoâ
Port Adelaide has The Tarp
May just abit of toe jam.
Bit of iodine on a toothbrush and rub it on.
Dungeon you say
I thought it was called the incinerator?
Wait a minute we have Disco.
Rutten IP stealing the cage off the Tigers perhaps
You called
Donât let Gerard Healy see (Brian) Cage.
Early onset ingrown toenail?
Is it âcage!â and somebody leads to the cage, player kicks to the cage and then all other players in the area converge on the cage to keep the ball âcaged inâ if the ball goes to ground.
Nah
Width
Is the depth deceptive because of the grass?