We've not gone yet. It's not really warm weather, but 13 degrees tomorrow is quite balmy. Clearly with Sandercock confirming 1 week of overseas training is worth 6 weeks in the UK we'll be on the back foot until April, but there's a nice pool at least.

Do you go abroad for your holidays,tunstall for instance ?

Yes, I go abroad for my holidays, ideal if you want to play ping pong by the pool at a holiday resort. For professional development though the facilities on offer are more important than location. If they are ones used by the highest level professionals in the country, clearly that's a good thing.

Where is that Mrs B?

st georges park at a guess

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Us and Rovers have both done warm weather training the last fews years, hasn't done either team much good has it?

Pretty sure Wigan usually do their camps in this country.

If you think about it practically the big advantage of a warm weather camp is the time spent on ball handling and set plays. The very last thing required for the first three months of the SL season. Never understood the argument for the camp abroad, much better for new Aussie signings to acclimatise to the weather here ready for the start of the season and then if time allows go abroad for a few days later in the season, especially if you have been knocked out of the cup.

Didn't Wigan go to Florida last year?

Rovers and Fc both need a pre season training camp to prepare us both for our battle for 8th

Be interesting to see how a hooker goes at 7. Maybe a bit like Heremaia.

That Weyman looked a bit short and fat in the HDM. Thought it was the new water boy

Warm weather camps are useful in that it's undisturbed weather for ball handling and to not have to rush through when you need to stop and talk through etc. Not good when it's snowing etc here.
But in hulls case they've found a solution indoors that's got lots of other excellent facility's
I've talked to a few players before and a week long camp is long. Legs due to double sessions tend to ache and get stiff after a few days and by end of the week your trying to get info into fatigued minds and bodies.
3days like this and then a re cap after Christmas sounds smart planning to me. RadFord taking his experiences as a player it would seem.
Also I cannot understand the logic in rovers doing a warm weather camp before Christmas!! Why do all that work to then have time off over Christmas and training in the worst of the weather in January and February when you're most likely to miss sessions due to snow etc!