The training sessions that show the changes at Carlton under Josh Fraser
Josh Fraser’s early coaching sessions at Carlton have been marked by unusually direct instruction, contrasting with earlier pre‑season drills that drew criticism. His relaxed yet clear approach has been praised by players and coincides with a noticeable improvement in the team’s performance. Despite delivering results that could merit a permanent role, Fraser has indicated he is not pursuing the senior coaching position.
- ▪Fraser instructed players to focus on fundamentals during a warm‑up drill just nine days into his tenure, a rarity for a head coach at that stage of training.
- ▪A pre‑season training session earlier in the year went viral for its numerous simple kicking errors, highlighting previous coaching shortcomings.
- ▪Since Fraser’s arrival, the Blues have shifted from a period of collapse to winning matches, with players noting a more relaxed and consistent coaching environment.
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