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NSW Waratahs Five Eighth Tane Edmed has revealed that he has greatly benefited from some tips that gave him the four -time winner of the NRL Premier League, Nathan Cleary.
Edmed, 24, had an outstanding final of 2024 in the field, but he is the first to admit that he has had problems not thinking about football when he is out of him.
Before the next Super Rugby season, the game creator sat down for coffee with Cleary to choose Penrith's brain about finding the balance in his life.
“I'm still going to bed thinking about scrum configurations or something ridiculous,” said Edmed The Sydney Morning Herald. 'There are only slides in your head.
'Something that I am trying to do now, which I really collected from Nathan Cleary, I had coffee with him in the preseason just to talk about how he does things, try to keep everything in the facilities.
Waratahs five eighth tane edmed (in the photo) says that it has benefited from the Nrl Nathan Cleary Star Council
Edmed sat down to have coffee with the four -time winner of the NRL Premier League
'Then, seeing training, analyzing training, learning all the plays, talking with their coaches … Then it means that I am leaving here (Waratah training) much later, but it also means that when I get home, I am at home . '
Edmed, the son of the great Steve Edmed de Nrl, said that Cleary was also interested in listening to how they did things in Rugby.
“I was definitely so interested in how we do things and how I wear things and that's what I recognized in myself, he just wants to improve,” said Edmed.
“He is really intrigued by how he can improve, how things can change, and obviously has found many of the answers.
'I mean, he has won four competitions in a row, which is crazy. I probably be three years ahead of me in terms of age, and it seems that he has found many of the answers, so I just want to find out what they were. ''
Edmed culminated an impressive 2024 with a call for the Wallabies, after playing for North Harbor in the New Zealand provincial competition.
Unfortunately, his debut lasted only three minutes due to a blow to the head while playing like Ireland.
“You dream of your debut, and you never think about something like that,” he said.
Cleary told Edmed that he leaves football 'in the facilities' and relaxes when he returns home
The NSW games creator made his debut in Wallabies on the spring tour against Ireland
'The later two days, was quite shocked, quite devastated, to be honest. I didn't feel that I thought I would.
'But then, when I got out of the plane, I realized what I had done. I saw my old man, he picked me up from the airport, and then began to hit me a little, like “You are a Walaby.” It wasn't as I wanted, but I started feeling much better about it. '