Players were split into different groups for tackling and skills drills, while Ruck Coach Damian Monkhorst worked with his ruckmen and some midfielders.
The playing group were then broken into two groups for some full ground drills on either sides of the oval before enjoying some more relaxed and fun games.
The Hawks have Super Bowl fever, so the coaches set up they're own American Football game where the players could test their skills with the pigskin. Luke Hodge assumed the role as quarterback as his team participated, while Mitch Hallahan was his opposing number.
View photos from the session below.
Ben McEvoy and Jonathon Ceglar jostle for position during some ruck training.
Young Billy Hartung shows Josh Gibson a clean pair of heels as he uses the fend off to try and get past him.
The skipper in action during the session.
New Box Hill Coach Marco Bello directs the players during a tackling drill.
Paul Puopolo brushes past young rookie Zac Webster.
Grant Birchall and Brad Sewell complete some running sessions.
Despite being injured, Brendan Whitecross has been a constant presence around training and today was no different.
Cyril Rioli shapes for a handball during a drill where the players couldn't kick the footy.
Isaac Smith doing his best Grand Final impersonation of himself?
42, 21, set...hike!
Smith finds space and makes a run for it during the Hawks' version of the Super Bowl.
Luke Hodge the quarterback?
Hi-5s all 'round as Ryan Schoenmakers kicks the winning field goal and celebrates with teammates Liam Shiels and Gibson.
