The Sydney Roosters were given a change of scenery on Tuesday morning when they took on the Qantas Wallabies for an opposed cross-code training session.
The morning began with some speed and skills training, which was followed by defensive drills as the boys prepare for Monday night against the Penrith Panthers.
After defense, it was time to line-up against the international Australian rugby union side for a tough hit-out.
It was very physical and intense as both sides ran hard and tackled even harder, with guys like Kane Evans and Dylan Napa really boasting their size and strength against a tough Wallabies pack.
The Roosters were given a chance to test the Wallabies line, and Mitchell Pearce had his game face on to orchestrate his side's attack.
It was a breath of fresh air for the Roosters, who believe it was a great experience and exciting to shake things up at the back-end of the season.
