Jason Robinson

English dual-code Rugby legend Jason Robinson is best known for his outstanding try to assist his national team in their victory during the 2003 Rugby World Cup Final. Jason’s outstanding career in both Rugby League and Rugby Union make him an expert in achieving peak performance in any situation.

Representing his nation 51 times in Rugby Union, Jason became known for his sidestep and blistering pace, making him a formidable opponent for any opposite number. Jason’s experience of performing in some of the greatest sporting occasions in the world under huge pressure make him a highly desirable rugby speaker on the after dinner speaker circuit for events and private functions.

Accrediting his attacking ability to his time playing Rugby League, Jason dared to counter-attack and run round players like no other player of the time. His risk taking mentality and quick feet allowed Jason to become one of the high scorers of the English Premiership every season as well as a regular contributor to the nation’s scoreboard.

Jason provides invaluable advice during talks as a rugby speaker, participating in question and answer sessions about how he managed to consistently perform for both club and country, as well as stressing the benefits of having a clear goal backed with relentless drive and determination.

Jason continued to play for Sale Sharks and England until 2007, when he officially announced his retirement from the sport. Jason received a standing ovation from every crowd he played in front of during final appearances for club and country. Throughout his career, Jason had always represented the nature of the sport and excited crowds with his trademark lightening runs and daring manoeuvres. As an after dinner speaker and sports speaker, Jason interacts with audiences wonderfully and ensures everyone feels apart of the rollercoaster ride that professional sport becomes.