James Haskell

Rugby Player

About James Haskell

James Haskell is a former English rugby union player, author, and media personality known for his physicality, versatility, and larger-than-life personality. Born in 1985, Haskell played as a back-row forward for clubs including Wasps, Northampton Saints, and the England national team, earning over 70 caps. He was known for his powerful running, hard-hitting tackles, and ability to play multiple positions in the back row.

Haskell’s career highlights include numerous domestic and international titles, and his commitment to fitness and performance made him a key player for both club and country. After retiring from professional rugby, Haskell transitioned into media, fitness, and writing, becoming a successful author, podcast host, and motivational speaker.

As a public speaker, James Haskell focuses on themes such as resilience, adaptability, and achieving peak performance. He draws on his rugby career and personal experiences to provide engaging and motivational talks that emphasize the importance of hard work, mental toughness, and maintaining a positive mindset. Haskell’s dynamic and entertaining speaking style, combined with his wealth of experience, makes his presentations both enjoyable and impactful. He often shares personal anecdotes and practical advice, offering audiences valuable insights into achieving success and overcoming challenges in various aspects of life.