Quins prop celebrates huge win by crushing massive squat in gym
By Rugby Onslaught

Quins prop celebrates huge win by crushing massive squat in gym

Harlequins tighthead Will Collier took advantage of being rested against Castres this past weekend in the Heineken Champions Cup by visiting the squat rack.

The 30-year-old has been filmed crushing a 260kg squat over the weekend, perhaps in celebration of Quins’ 36-33 win at the Stoop on Friday, where his teammate Alex Dombrandt’s last gasp try secured another comeback win while also sealing the No8’s hat trick.

After finishing second in Pool B of the Champions Cup, Quins have been drawn with the bruising pack of Montpellier in the round of 16, in which Collier and his teammates will need every fibre of their strength up front. Perhaps a number of his teammates will also join him at the squat rack in the coming weeks to prepare for their clash in April.

Take a look at the squat:

https://twitter.com/Harlequins/status/1485598263004708867?s=20

Following the victory, Dombrandt, who also captained Quins against the French outfit, praised his side’s resilience.

He told BT Sport: “We showed great resilience and we just stay in the fight. We know with the quality that we’ve got and that resilience that we can win these games.

“We were just trying to stay as calm as possible really. Just one or two messages and go and focus on that next job, and we did that really well.

“At the start of the season, we targeted that we wanted to get into the knockout stages. The club hasn’t done that for quite a long time. So, to go four from four is great for us and we look forward to the knockout stages.”

Harlequins Starting XV
1. Joe Marler
2. Jack Musk
3. Simon Kerrod
4. Dino Lamb
5. Hugh Tizard
6. Viliami Taulani
7. Luke Wallace
8. Alex Dombrandt – Captain
9. Scott Steele
10. Tommy Allan
11. Cadan Murley
12. Andre Esterhuizen
13. Huw Jones
14. Louis Lynagh
15. Nick David

Impact Players
16. Sam Riley
17. Santiago Garcia Botta
18. Mak Wilson
19. George Hammond
20. Archie White
21. Lewis Gjaltema
22. Marcus Smith
23. Joe Marchant

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