TOM Seabrook feels Worcester Warriors are starting to build a personality of being a tough side to beat, after the first block of Champ fixtures.
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Warriors have enjoyed a strong start across the first seven matches of their return season, winning five of those and being yet to lose by more than three points.
In their most recent bout against Nottingham, Warriors claimed victory in the final moments with Seabrook crossing over twice during the action.
Speaking after the match, the centre told Worcester News: "It's great, obviously just seeing how the team is growing.
"We're definitely getting our own personality in the league with being tough to beat - that was something we touched on after the Hartpury game, one way to do that is try to limit the penalties.
"If we can do that teams are going to struggle against us.
"The penalty count came right down in the second half today and with ball in hand, we are tough to stop."
Warriors are now sat second in the table, trailing reigning champions Ealing Trailfinders.
Seabrook added: "We would have strived for seven from seven but if I'm right in thinking, we are top few in the table at the minute.
"If you put it that when then that is absolutely where we want to be."
The back - who has played in every match across the opening seven, starting six of those - feels it has been a 'fantastic' start to the Warriors return.
"No game is a given," he explained. "We saw it away at Hartpury and certainly again today.
"You can never count out any of these teams.
"The way the players and the coaches in The Champ apply themselves is really something to admire, it's just been a fantastic start here at Worcester."