The Wallabies start preparing for expected Japanese heat by beginning a targeted training program in Sydney earlier than usual, according to multiple reports. The approach is linked to head coach Eddie Jones, with outlets noting that he is likely to use the conditions as part of the Wallabies’ strategy ahead of matches in Japan. The team began the preparation during the previous week, with the focus aimed at getting players accustomed to higher temperatures and managing the physical demands that come with them. While the reporting centers on the timing and purpose of the training plan, it does not detail specific drills or intensity levels beyond the overall intent to acclimatise. Overall, the sources agree that the Wallabies’ decision is a proactive response to forecasted heat in Japan and is designed to help them cope better during play rather than react only when the competition begins.