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‘I couldn’t breathe’: New rules expose players to finals intensity in trials – Sydney Morning Herald
The ball was in play for more than 32 minutes in the opening half of Saturday night’s trial at Panthers Stadium, smashing last year’s average.
During high-intensity simulation sessions at training, clubs aim to get players covering 85-95 metres per minute.
The speed of the first half, they reckoned it was around 95 metres per minute, which is pretty high, Eels coach Brad Arthur said. Gutho
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