Jayden Broome

So you could go for a run.

Could you?

Oh, no, no, no.

Cause part of the brain that I've injured, um, it's in charge of your coordination.

So, like, that's taking a big toll.

So that's about 90%.

So it's almost there.

But, like, I might have the odd wobble, something like that.

Yeah, okay, yeah.

And, yeah, that's probably, like, where I might, like...

Yeah, so I'm not ready to run.

I'm not worried.

I've got all sorts of faith and motivation that I'll get this weight off and I'll be back to where I was going to be.

Yeah, I think my goal now is to be a public speaker, motivational speaker.

Oh, cool.

Because I think I've had a lot of experience with speaking with captaincy, so I love speaking and I love putting myself outside of my comfort zone.

So I think that's my goal.

My message is to look after yourself, like mentally and physically, because especially with rugby, there's so many people that,

You know push past the injury and just said I saw but I carry on there even I'm trying to be a man but actually like It's not worth it like to it's not worth it when you when you jiggle up like Being a man or like dying.

That was my situation.