Geelong assistant coach Steven King has been given the all-clear by doctors after collapsing during a training session ahead of Saturday's clash against Brisbane.

Geelong assistant coach Steven King is out of hospital but will not be part of the Cats’ panel for their preliminary final clash against Brisbane following his health scare.

Geelong Cats assistant coach Steven King has been discharged from hospital, after being given the all clear by doctors

Geelong assistant coach Steven King has been hospitalised after suffering a medical episode at training on Friday. King is understood to have collapsed mid-conversation, with observers at GMHBA Stadium left shaken by the incident. The Cats have confirmed King was conscious as he was transported to hospital.

Geelong assistant coach Steven King is expected to recover after suffering a medical episode at training before the AFL preliminary final against Brisbane.

There have been scary scenes at Geelong’s training session on Friday with assistant coach Steven King suffering a medical episode and collapsing. King was mid-conversation with star forward Jeremy Cameron when he suddenly dropped to the ground.

Geelong players and coaching staff were left in shock on Friday after assistant coach Steven King was taken to hospital after collapsing at training on the eve of their preliminary final against the Brisbane Lions.