They do run a fair bit: they lead and form options for players kicking into the dangerous forward line. But they wouldn't run as much as the average center man.
During the 2009 Grand final broadcast, a commentator stated that St Kilda captain, Nick Riewoldt, who leads and presents from the forward line, was 'measured' at covering about 3.7 Kilometres [just over 2.3 miles] per game. Of course, that is not flat even running: it includes considerable stop-start, weaving, change-of-direction and pace and leaping for the ball. Overall, the actual strain on the muscles might be equal to nearly 10 kilometres!!
Of course, this is not characteristic of a forward, as Nick Riewoldt is known for his tremendous work-rate, and Geelong played 3 players on him during the course of the final - which worked!
The average AFL midfielder will cover 10-13 miles in a game.
The average Australian Rules Football player runs about 15 miles per game. So 24-25km. Many midfielders and rebounding defenders run more.
The average AFL follower runs about 15 or 16 Km's a game
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by moving there legs forwards and backwards
far
by moving there legs forwards and backwards
fast and nice
Centre's can run everywhere apart from in the shooting circle
kick the ball really far
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when your legs leave the ground at a certain angle propelling you forwards. Demetri
there are no loose forwards in rugby league
there were no out of bounds. you could run as far as u want