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Mindset of Champions 4: Dan and Richie's Stories Posted over 9 years ago

Our Mindset of Champions series continues with an exclusive look at the lives two of modern rugby’s most influential players – Daniel Carter and Richie McCaw – in their own words.

In this episode, we interview these greats of the game about how they got into rugby, their early years in the game, their motivation, and their lives off the field.

These videos are a must for all students of the game and anyone who aspires to play at the elite level.

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