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Jordie Barrett's on track for his return to rugby.Following an outstanding rookie Super Rugby campaign, the utility back's All Blacks debut season was cut short by a shoulder injury in August.Barrett says he'll miss next weekend's start of Super Rugby with the Hurricanes, but has a return date in mind."I'm aiming to be back in three or four weeks, targeting round three. The boys are away round one and two in South Africa and Argentina, so I'll be staying home trying to tick some more boxes.""That's the plan at the moment, it's been drafted in by coaches and medical staff, so that's the goal at this point in time."The All Black rookie is also welcoming the much talked about get-togethers during Super Rugby.Hurricanes coach Chris Boyd has voiced his discontent with the four All Blacks training camps that will take place during the upcoming season, in preparation for June's test series against France.But Barrett believes they'll be hugely beneficial."It's just introducing new things and laying a foundation, not