Half-back Trent Hodkinson has today started running after off-season surgery to repair his injured knee.
For the first time since the 2014 Grand Final loss, the half-back has started to run after surgery to fix his meniscus in his knee he damaged against the Manly Sea Eagles in the 18-17 semi-final win.
"It's good to be back running after been off my feet for a while, but it's about getting on the Alter G and tick the legs over," said Hodkinson.
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The Alter G is a great way for Hodkisnon to gain confidence in his knee and begin the road to getting back on the field with the boys.
"The knee is feeling good and I am looking to be out on the field next week," said Hodkinson.
Trent has had his fair share of injuries, but the half is confident in the knee making a full recovery.
"I have been through it before. It's about being patient and not rushing back. I am very confident with how it will be and be ready for round 1," said Hodkinson.
