George Gregan

He's a lifelong advocate for health, performance, and movement, and he genuinely believes in movement as medicine, which is exactly the philosophy bes- behind everything we are testing today.

I'm absolutely delighted to welcome George Gregan.

George, welcome to Pure Jo Hackle Hype.

Well, thank you for that warm introduction, Jo.

Welcome back.

You're listening to Pure Jo Hack or Hype on the UK Health Radio, where I test the wellness products so you don't waste your money.

And we've just heard from George Gregan, the co-owner and director of Baha, talking about the story behind the brand, where it came from, and what they're trying to create.

Now I want to take you through my experience of the products that I have tested one by one and give you my Pure Jo verdict.

Votes for the Georges here.

Georges Smith and George Gregan.

The Coops, Quade Cooper, Kurtley Beale.

But, uh, the best for off-field personality is the Honey Badger, and Brendan Cannon for his infamous, infamous punch on Kevvy's nose.

Yeah, the Crusader.

[laughs]

Um, George Gregan.

His try saver on Goldie was magical.

[laughs]

We also never apologize, George.

I've never come on and said sorry for the dulcet tones.

You just have to suck it up.

All about it.

I, worst sports.

George, would you like to go first or? Well, I think, I think similarly to how we announced our- Or maybe I should say bad sport, given that's the tagline that we've used all year.

[laughs] Sure.

Yeah, yeah.

Um, w- actually, our morning show this morning, Scotty, uh, Stevenson and Izzy Dag had a bit of a poll, and people were texting in their favorite Wallaby players of all time, and they got a really great response, and I suppose, you know, there were names like Poidevin, uh, Campese, Gregan, uh, even, uh, Israel Folau, Tim Horan, um, and Mark Ella.

And I, I-

Matthew Burke.

That's why, you know, the All Blacks obviously were favorites to beat us in the semifinal later that year, um, you know, in the World Cup.

You know, famous George Gregan, "Four more years, mate.

Four more years." So, you know, losing in Eden Park that year, that, that, that was after we had it for five years, right?

Mm.

Like this is a very, very long time ago.

And actually, out of all the things I won, like I won every trophy, like Johnny Eales Medal, all that sort of, all that sort of rubbish.

But like but I, I think the, the best thing I ever got out of the game was when the CEO of the Rugby Union Players Association, after 14 years, wrote a book and he said there were three players that were influential in how it changed the game off the field, was George Gregan, John Eales, and Jeremy Paul.

'Cause when you, when you have to go into these negotiations, boys-

since, uh, for 26 years, since Slacky and them were...

No, since, um, George Gregan and John Eales was running around.

So today is Wallaby Saturday.

Oh.