Sam Warburton

BIO

Sam Warburton stands as one of the most iconic leaders in history of world rugby, having earned numerous accolades as the former Captain of Wales and the British & Irish Lions. His rugby journey began in his early years, showcasing his exceptional talent that led to his signing with the Cardiff Blues academy during his junior career. His debut with the Cardiff Blues followed in 2009, where he went on to make a lasting impact, representing the team over 100 times and contributing to their European Rugby Challenge Cup triumph. His debut for Wales coincided with his start at the Cardiff Blues, and in 2011, he assumed the captaincy for his country. Over the course of his tenure, he captained Wales a record 49 times, guiding them to a Six Nations Grand Slam and the semi-final of the 2011 Rugby World Cup. His leadership qualities were further recognised when he was selected as the captain for the British and Irish Lions in both the 2013 and 2017 tours.

SKILLS

Elite Performance | Teamwork | Resilience | Leadership | Performing Under Pressure | Strength | Public Speaking | Motivation Sam Warburton - His legacy extends beyond the rugby pitch, reflecting a career marked by leadership, resilience, and a profound impact on the sport.

ACHIEVEMENTS

+ International Rugby Player & Captain - Wales + British & Irish Lions Captain (2013, 2017) + Wales Six Nations Grand Slam + Cardiff Blues European Rugby Challenge Cup Triumph + Founder of SW7 Academy + Broadcaster - TNT Sport | BBC + Columnist for The Times | The Sunday Times. + Leadership Keynote Speaker + Board member for Cardiff Rugby