One Chance: My Life and Rugby

One Chance: My Life and Rugby

by JoshLewsey (Author)

Synopsis

Josh Lewsey is one of the most successful English rugby players of all time. He has won every trophy in the sport at both national and international level and is renowned for his unconventionally broad interests and achievements. Outside the game, Josh is a university graduate in both Physiology and Law, a former Army Officer and has a love for adventure (he even trekked to K2 during one summer off). These achievements are a mark of his drive, passion and energy, and his will to make the most of life both on and off the field. In this intelligent, self-effacing and humorous account of his life so far, Josh speaks about his time at Wasps and as a member of the England team, including the World Cup winning team of 2003, as well as his many other experiences, and shares some of the lessons he has learned along the way. It is a unique look at life at the top of professional sport and a fascinating insight into the characters and relationships that make up the world of professional rugby.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 256
Edition: UK ed.
Publisher: Virgin Books
Published: 05 Feb 2009

ISBN 10: 1905264534
ISBN 13: 9781905264537
Book Overview: Serialisation in national newspaper Author interviews and features in national press and supplements Features and reviews in men's and sports magazines Targeted consumer advertising Online marketing campaign Co-promotion with Wasps Josh is available for events

Media Reviews
A great book, especially because Josh has written it in his own words, just great Sir Clive Woodward
Author Bio
Owen Joshua Lewsey was born in 1976 in England, from Welsh blood. In addition to being one of the world's best rugby players and a test British Lion, he holds a Physiology degree from Bristol University, a post-graduate degree in Law and has served as a commissioned officer in the British Army. He left the military in 2002 to concentrate wholly on rugby, and was awarded an MBE one year later for his role in the triumphant 2003 World Cup.