Tom Morris

They're there till about 7 or 7.30 in the evening.

So a cool four hours.

Yep.

So they're all together there.

That's when they have individual coaching sessions with Michael Jennings, who's the head coach.

He's a gun.

And then they've got team coaching sessions with the umpiring group they umpired with in the weekend.

Then a broader coaching session as well.

Then they've got to do their own fitness and strength and speed work.

Well, where else do you want it to be?

Given that if they're on it on Tuesday, they might be umpiring on a Thursday.

They can jump on a module anytime.

I'm not giving you an opinion.

I'm just telling you what it is.

In the preseason, there's umpire visits, nine club visits on average per umpire, two, two and a half hours per club visit as well.

I'm not arguing either way.

I'm just saying that they have extensive time.

So my information was correct.

It's extensive time where they are doing something that will improve their umpiring, whether it's with other umpires or away doing their own fitness as well.

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