Adelaide players hit the track as pre-season starts for Crows November 05, 2014 11:18AM The first to fourth-year players return to pre-season training with a time-trial. ADELAIDE'S players have returned to training with a fresh sense of urgency as pre-season began with time trials and interval work around the Adelaide University loop. The Crows" one-to-four year players, 17 all up, then returned to the club's West Lakes headquarters for extensive testing to get a full picture of their baseline fitness. Assistant coach Scott Camporeale put down the intensity of the players to a desire to atone for a humdrum 2014 and impress the new coaching panel. ``It's the start of a new season and there's been a lot of change,"" Camporeale said. ``But the boys have all come back in really good shape so far. ``We're really looking forward to the season. Josh Jenkins leads the group in sprints. ``New people always bring out the freshness in you."" The senior players will return in two weeks" time, when new senior coach Phil Walsh will also be back from a leadership conference in Switzerland. The club has only two injury concerns. Andy Otten, who has undergone a second knee reconstruction, is unlikely to play until late in the season, if at all, while Sam Shaw will return to full training in the latter part of the pre-season after having hamstring surgery.