As I didn’t introduce myself when I joined:
Morning all, I’m Jack and currently living in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.Think I am probably one of the ’less experienced’ members here at 34. Modelled as a junior with Dad (who now makes incredible scratch built metal working trains) and then by myself as I got a little older. Like most, lost interest in my teens, and then picked it back up as an adult when I needed something that wasn’t staring at screens all day. Into a bit of everything depending on where the mood takes me, but lately the trend seems to be armour.
Outside of the bench, I quite enjoy going to the gym and rolling around on the muddy rugby pitches of Gloucestershire.
Work wise, I used to be Head of Analysis for England Rugby 7s, and then Covid hit and the RFU decided to drop the programme. I absolutely loved my work there, and was lucky enough to travel the world with it, and ‘earn’ a Commonwealth games Bronze medal, among others. I will treasure it, along with some great memories. Since then, I have been consulting with rugby teams here and there, but more often than not working in a School Uniform suppliers to keep paying rent.
Just about to become responsible for a lovely (I hope) little black Lab called Connie (Conifer when she’s naughty), following the family tradition of naming our dogs after trees or plants. (Parsnip, Twiggy, Rowan, Hawthorn, Lilly and Willow (Ellie too, but she was a rescue)).
Morning all, I’m Jack and currently living in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.Think I am probably one of the ’less experienced’ members here at 34. Modelled as a junior with Dad (who now makes incredible scratch built metal working trains) and then by myself as I got a little older. Like most, lost interest in my teens, and then picked it back up as an adult when I needed something that wasn’t staring at screens all day. Into a bit of everything depending on where the mood takes me, but lately the trend seems to be armour.
Outside of the bench, I quite enjoy going to the gym and rolling around on the muddy rugby pitches of Gloucestershire.
Work wise, I used to be Head of Analysis for England Rugby 7s, and then Covid hit and the RFU decided to drop the programme. I absolutely loved my work there, and was lucky enough to travel the world with it, and ‘earn’ a Commonwealth games Bronze medal, among others. I will treasure it, along with some great memories. Since then, I have been consulting with rugby teams here and there, but more often than not working in a School Uniform suppliers to keep paying rent.
Just about to become responsible for a lovely (I hope) little black Lab called Connie (Conifer when she’s naughty), following the family tradition of naming our dogs after trees or plants. (Parsnip, Twiggy, Rowan, Hawthorn, Lilly and Willow (Ellie too, but she was a rescue)).
