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Three Things The Springboks Have To Change In 2025

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The rugby world cup champions South Africa won 11 out of 13 Tests in 2024. But in order to improve and be even better, the Springboks still have a few areas where they can increase their performance. In this episode, Peter identifies three crucial areas, as well as a bonus point, that if the Boks can optimise their levels, they are going to be truly unstoppable!

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13 Jan 2025 English South Africa Rugby · Sports

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