High altitude training is a good way of getting the body to use oxygen more efficiently and improves fitness levels, it is employed by athletes from all different sports, Mo Farah regularly uses thius method so i understand them doing this!

Ours cost a million

It's what Huddersfield did last year, as did Wigan under McGuire. And for that matter South Sydney under Mcguire too, their captain was saying how it wasn't great fun but mentally toughened them up.

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Benefit would come if there is 6 inches of snow on the ground and sub zero temps, which for many teams would restrict the amount and levels of training that could be done. Even though the season kicks off in Feb several stadiums have undersoil heating or pitch protection so games are rarely called off early season due to the weather (apart from in the south of France!)

Sounds like BB provides indoor facilities that are far better than what we have had access to before so fully expect that there will not be a warm weather camp in January, just Radders Boot Camp. "

Benefit would come if there is 6 inches of snow on the ground and sub zero temps, which for many teams would restrict the amount and levels of training that could be done. Even though the season kicks off in Feb several stadiums have undersoil heating or pitch protection so games are rarely called off early season due to the weather (apart from in the south of France!)

Sounds like BB provides indoor facilities that are far better than what we have had access to before so fully expect that there will not be a warm weather camp in January, just Radders Boot Camp.

I'm sure it did, then you woke up sucking your thumb

It was quoted this year that the pitch cost a million, it was about the time you painted your gress green after the Campbell bout