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MichiganRed · 17-04-2005, 21:41

I seem to recall that last year during the discussions about the club returning to full-time football, one of the arguments put forth as a benefit of such a move was the improvement of the fitness level reached and maintained by the squad. As this season draws to a close, I would like to hear your thoughts on the impact of everyday training. Has this argument proven true for the team as a whole? Are there certain players who have benefited more than others? Have any of the players regressed because of the increased workload? Are these effects cumulative? Will they carry over through the summer into next season?

17-04-2005, 21:41	#1
MichiganRed Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Across the big water Posts: 510 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 47	Full-time v Part-time I seem to recall that last year during the discussions about the club returning to full-time football, one of the arguments put forth as a benefit of such a move was the improvement of the fitness level reached and maintained by the squad. As this season draws to a close, I would like to hear your thoughts on the impact of everyday training. Has this argument proven true for the team as a whole? Are there certain players who have benefited more than others? Have any of the players regressed because of the increased workload? Are these effects cumulative? Will they carry over through the summer into next season?