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Scott Fuglistaller was one of those champion team mates who did everything he could to be the best he could be. Unfortunately for the self acclaimed battler it was just never quite enough during his time at the Hurricanes competing with some pretty gifted athletes. He found a way though with moves to the Highlanders and then the Melbourne Rebels for him to become a regular Super Rugby starter and even captain. Sitting at a natural weight of around 80kgs, Scotty had to work so hard in the gym and with his diet to get to a weight that he could survive in the forwards at Super Rugby level. That came at a price, having 11 major surgeries during his career which took it's toll.
Some other parts that stood out for me in this one were..
The freedom Scotty had growing up which meant he grew up quick
How finding rugby was a turning point in his life
How he got from 80kg to 106kgs
His battles with self confidence and why he played his best under pressure
Why he moved to Japan and his time playing there
The struggle of life after rugby
And how he landed in his current role of helping retired players tranisition with the NZRPA.
As you'll hear Scotty has had a journey to get where he is, he's such a top man who will always put others first. Let me know what stood out for you in this one in the comments š
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Scott Fuglistaller was one of those champion team mates who did everything he could to be the best he could be. Unfortunately for the self acclaimed battler it was just never quite enough during his time at the Hurricanes competing with some pretty gifted athletes. He found a way though with moves to the Highlanders and then the Melbourne Rebels for him to become a regular Super Rugby starter and even captain. Sitting at a natural weight of around 80kgs, Scotty had to work so hard in the gym and with his diet to get to a weight that he could survive in the forwards at Super Rugby level. That came at a price, having 11 major surgeries during his career which took it's toll.
Some other parts that stood out for me in this one were..
The freedom Scotty had growing up which meant he grew up quick
How finding rugby was a turning point in his life
How he got from 80kg to 106kgs
His battles with self confidence and why he played his best under pressure
Why he moved to Japan and his time playing there
The struggle of life after rugby
And how he landed in his current role of helping retired players tranisition with the NZRPA.
As you'll hear Scotty has had a journey to get where he is, he's such a top man who will always put others first. Let me know what stood out for you in this one in the comments š
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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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