Feb 12, 2020
Kees Meeuws is a former professional rugby player with a career
spanning 20 years representing the All Blacks, Highlanders, Blues
and three-seasons in France.
Meeuws was seen as one of the toughest props in the game and was a
figure-head for New Zealand Rugby with his time at the All Blacks
from 1998 - 2004.
His physical style of play and uncompromising ability to dominate
his opposition in the scrum was the cornerstone of his game. A
strong connection to Maori culture meant he had a
significant impact on the team environment and the development
of All Black Haka as we see it today.
This Podcast is our first masterclass into the world of being a
front-rower and what that means. Here are some of the highlights
from our chat:
I played in the backs my entire career but on this episode, I
absolutely loved going deep into the world of the front row with
Kees.
The detail and how obsessed he became with being one of the best
props in the world is something we can all learn from. If you know
anyone playing or coaching scrums send them this episode because as
a front-rower it's one you don't want to miss out on.