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Message: [QUOTE="Gupps01, post: 2551998, member: 8126"] Not disagreeing about Corvo. You don't get to become an NRL level strength and conditioning coach without knowing what you are doing and he is certainly very good. From what I understand, his strength program is actually very similar to the previous one. It's the conditioning that will/has change. Also people forget the amount that a head coach has influence over the fitness side of things. For example, the now former Perth Glory coach didn't believe in traditional conditioning believing that the players should gain fitness through small-sided games. We all have seen how that's gone. To say the previous S&C coaches were useless is a step to far. [/QUOTE]

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