LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
With new speed records set amongst the playing group, it's undeniable that the Titans' dedication to running has paid off in dividends.
Keano Kini topped the squad charts at a blistering speed of 35.3 kilometres per hour in December, with his fullback mentor AJ Brimson hot on his heels at 35.1 km/h.
These lightning-fast speeds only serve to highlight the intensity and determination of the Titans' pre-season training.
Coach Des Hasler's arrival on the Gold Coast has brought a renewed focus on the old-school art of tough love, pushing the players to reach new heights.
The squad has spent countless hours on the field, honing their skills and battling for every inch of the pitch.
Both forwards and backs have been pushed to their limits, running at various positions to enhance their versatility and depth.
As the conclusion of the three month regime approaches, the pre-season statistics are beginning to unveil the immense effort put in by the Titans.
If they were to run from Parkwood to their trial game against the Dolphins at Sunshine Coast Stadium, they'd still have a staggering 54 kilometres to cover, which demonstrates the incredible distance they've already accumulated this pre-season - over 220 kilometres in total.