About Craig Chalmers
Craig Chalmers is a former Scottish rugby union player known for his skill, versatility, and leadership on the field. Born in 1968, Chalmers played as a fly-half for clubs including Melrose, Northampton Saints, and the Scotland national team, earning over 60 caps. He was known for his exceptional kicking, game management, and ability to inspire his teammates.
Chalmers’ career highlights include numerous domestic and international titles, where his skill and strategic thinking were consistently evident. After retiring from professional rugby, Chalmers transitioned into coaching and media, becoming a respected voice in rugby broadcasting and a mentor to young players.
As a public speaker, Craig Chalmers focuses on themes such as resilience, teamwork, and achieving excellence. He draws on his extensive rugby career to provide motivational and inspirational talks that emphasize the importance of hard work, collaboration, and maintaining a positive mindset. Chalmers’ engaging and personable speaking style, combined with his wealth of experience, makes his presentations both enjoyable and educational. He often shares personal anecdotes and practical advice, offering audiences valuable insights into achieving success in sports and beyond.