Jimmy Bartel back training at Simonds Stadium. Picture: Peter Ristevski Source: HWT Image Library
GEELONG blew out its festive cobwebs in sweltering conditions at Simonds Stadium yesterday.
As the mercury climbed over 30C by mid-morning, the players sweated their way through a light skills session.
Star midfielder Jimmy Bartel completed some short run-throughs and handballing drills as he recovers from a foot injury.
Daniel Menzel, who had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee after straining it before Christmas, arrived on crutches.
Billie Smedts showed no signs of a nagging hip injury, while ruck recruit Hamish McIntosh was a notable absentee.
Assistant coach Blake Caracella said McIntosh would be ready for Round 1.
"Hamish was a bit sore early on, but before Christmas he was starting to run around and join in training," Caracella said.
"The first NAB Cup game is only six or seven weeks away. There is a program we have set out and we need to complete the modules inside that (to be ready)."
Caracella said Geelong had tweaked its game plan to "stay ahead of the curve" in 2013.
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