
This episode covers knee injuries in sports, retirement from netball, and the challenges of balancing teaching with athletic commitments. Guests discuss their experiences in competitive sports and leadership.
One guest shares their knee issues, including ligament and cartilage damage, which led doctors to recommend retirement from competitive play in New Zealand. They express frustration at the suggestion to swim for pleasure instead.
The conversation highlights the amateur status of netball players, with many working as teachers. A guest recalls a hectic period of preparing for a tour to South Africa while managing exam responsibilities.
Another topic discussed is the challenge of becoming captain of the Silver Ferns at a young age. The guest reflects on earning respect from teammates and the responsibilities that come with leadership.
Knee injuries, retirement from netball, and balancing teaching with sports commitments are discussed by the guests.

Becoming captain of the silver fins at 22 is very young.Bernice Mene Never Quit