Owen Franks's guest appearances

Owen Franks

Power Athlete Radio

The Scrum Down with Alex Corbisiero

Checkpoint

Words With Oz

The Saints Show

Radio Sport Extra Time

Daniel McHardy Afternoons

Human Performance Outliers Podcast

The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast

98 Podcast

The Rugby Bricks Podcast

The Sporting Rumble

Izzy & Kempy for Breakfast

Mornings with Ian Smith

The Run Home with Kirst & Beav

Ross Taylor

Lydia Ko

Beauden Barrett

Richie McCaw

John Hart

Tim Seifert

Monty Betham

Trent Boult

Aaron Smith

Peter Burling

Jeff Wilson

Scott McLaughlin

Neil Wagner

Ian Foster

Ish Sodhi

OwlTail

Jase Ryan

Owen Franks &amp; Jase Ryan are renowned as a couple of the greatest rugby minds in the game, especially when it comes to the front row &amp; scrums. Ryan is a world-leading forwards coach and has a decorated career to date. He has recently been appointed as the new All Blacks forwards coach in 2022 and will take them on to the world cup in 2023. Franks has also had an embellished career spanning over a 12-year period, he became one of the most capped All Blacks in history with over 100 caps and won back-to-back World Cups in 2011 and 2015.  Over the past few years, Franks &amp; Ryan have joined forces to create the Iron Back Scrum. The mission is to introduce the next generation of front-row players with the correct technique in the safest way possible.  Both these two men have been involved in some of the most successful teams in not only rugby but sport in general, in this episode we dive into:  How a scrummager has to take a different approach in today's game, due to athletes becoming faster, stronger and fitter than ever before. This has meant training at the top tier has become extremely specialized.     Why the Iron Back is so important in progressing a front rowers rugby journey by simulating true scrum techniques and coupling that with innovative technology at a world-leading standard.     How Ryan has dealt with the scrutiny of the public by coming into such an intense rugby environment and how his skillset will take the All Blacks to new heights.      The importance of coming into a team environment with a clear message, strategy, and mindset that everyone buys into and honing in on home truths.     Why it’s essential to focus on the micro details and how this needs to be delivered technically as a coach to get the best out of a team and individuals.  From grassroots rugby to the All Blacks, this episode has it all. This podcast is for you if you are a player, coach or supporter. It gives insights and secrets into the most successful rugby team in history and how these two men have continued to succeed in their careers at the highest level for over a decade. We look at the evolution of the Iron Back Scrum technology and how it allowed the new generation to hone their skills with innovative machinery. Please enjoy this educational and enlightening episode with none other than Owen Franks &amp; Jase Ryan.

Owen Franks &amp; Jase Ryan are renowned as a couple of the greatest rugby minds in the game, especially when it comes to the front row &amp; scrums. Ryan is a world-leading forwards coach and has a decorated career to date. He has recently been appointed as the new All Blacks forwards coach in 2022 and will take them on to the world cup in 2023. Franks has also had an embellished career spanning over a 12-year period, he became one of the most capped All Blacks in history with over 100 caps and won back-to-back World Cups in 2011 and 2015.  Over the past few years, Franks &amp; Ryan have joined forces to create the Iron Back Scrum. The mission is to introduce the next generation of front-row players with the correct technique in the safest way possible.  Both these two men have been involved in some of the most successful teams in not only rugby but sport in general, in this episode we dive into: <ul> <li>How a scrummager has to take a different approach in today's game, due to athletes becoming faster, stronger and fitter than ever before. This has meant training at the top tier has become extremely specialized.</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Why the Iron Back is so important in progressing a front rowers rugby journey by simulating true scrum techniques and coupling that with innovative technology at a world-leading standard.</li> </ul> <ul> <li>How Ryan has dealt with the scrutiny of the public by coming into such an intense rugby environment and how his skillset will take the All Blacks to new heights. </li> </ul> <ul> <li>The importance of coming into a team environment with a clear message, strategy, and mindset that everyone buys into and honing in on home truths.</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Why it’s essential to focus on the micro details and how this needs to be delivered technically as a coach to get the best out of a team and individuals.</li> </ul> From grassroots rugby to the All Blacks, this episode has it all. This podcast is for you if you are a player, coach or supporter. It gives insights and secrets into the most successful rugby team in history and how these two men have continued to succeed in their careers at the highest level for over a decade. We look at the evolution of the Iron Back Scrum technology and how it allowed the new generation to hone their skills with innovative machinery. Please enjoy this educational and enlightening episode with none other than Owen Franks &amp; Jase Ryan.

#60: Owen Franks & Jase Ryan | Dealing With Public Pressure & How The Iron Back Has Revolutionised Scrum Training Technology.

Joe Wheeler

Massive show today former Highlander Joey Wheeler is talking Highlanders V Blues, Wairangi Koopu is in-studio talking Fight for Life, John has some more hot knives, Nick's talking about being drunk at work and why you should call Mulls Owen Franks due to his terrible Multi's....See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Massive show today former Highlander Joey Wheeler is talking Highlanders V Blues, Wairangi Koopu is in-studio talking Fight for Life, John has some more hot knives, Nick's talking about being drunk at work and why you should call Mulls Owen Franks due to his terrible Multi's....See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Wairangi Koopu + Joe Wheeler..... and Why you should call Mulls "Owen Franks"

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Owen Franks is a current New Zealand rugby union player, he is a part of the 2022 Hurricanes squad looking to make his debut late in the season. Frank’s first significant playing role was for the Canterbury provincial team, then he moved on to play for the Crusaders where he won three consecutive Super Rugby titles in 2017,18 &amp; 19. During his Super Rugby career, Franks also became one of the most capped All Blacks in history with over 100 caps and winning back to back World Cups in 2011 and 2015.  Franks is one of the most successful props at the Super Rugby and International level. Along with Franks's sporting accolades, he also has dived into a business venture with old Crusaders coach Jase Ryan. They have created a game-changing scrum machine to individually work on your technique at any level. Over Frank’s career, he has been a part of some of the most successful teams in history, we learn what it takes to create the results he has. We dive into:   The importance of Owen Franks starting the front row club to ensure there was a program to focus on the safe development of props and hookers at a young age.  How Franks had such a longevity career within the All Blacks &amp; Crusaders environment and how to stay on top of your game at the highest level. The importance of being able to mentally prepare yourself before every scum and make sure you take the right steps and procedures to nail your technique and mindset.  Franks's experience with strength training and how to improve this aspect in your workout routine to build your power in the scrum.   From Junior rugby to the All Blacks, this episode has it all. If you are a player, coach or supporter, this podcast is for you. It gives insights and secrets into the most successful rugby team in history and how they managed to go back to back in the World Cup. We take a look at the tricks of the trade with what it takes to become a successful front-rower. Please enjoy this in-depth and enlightening episode with none other than Owen Franks.

Owen Franks is a current New Zealand rugby union player, he is a part of the 2022 Hurricanes squad looking to make his debut late in the season. Frank’s first significant playing role was for the Canterbury provincial team, then he moved on to play for the Crusaders where he won three consecutive Super Rugby titles in 2017,18 &amp; 19. During his Super Rugby career, Franks also became one of the most capped All Blacks in history with over 100 caps and winning back to back World Cups in 2011 and 2015.  Franks is one of the most successful props at the Super Rugby and International level. Along with Franks's sporting accolades, he also has dived into a business venture with old Crusaders coach Jase Ryan. They have created a game-changing scrum machine to individually work on your technique at any level. Over Frank’s career, he has been a part of some of the most successful teams in history, we learn what it takes to create the results he has. We dive into:  <ul> <li>The importance of Owen Franks starting the front row club to ensure there was a program to focus on the safe development of props and hookers at a young age. </li> <li>How Franks had such a longevity career within the All Blacks &amp; Crusaders environment and how to stay on top of your game at the highest level.</li> <li>The importance of being able to mentally prepare yourself before every scum and make sure you take the right steps and procedures to nail your technique and mindset.</li> <li> Franks's experience with strength training and how to improve this aspect in your workout routine to build your power in the scrum. </li> </ul> From Junior rugby to the All Blacks, this episode has it all. If you are a player, coach or supporter, this podcast is for you. It gives insights and secrets into the most successful rugby team in history and how they managed to go back to back in the World Cup. We take a look at the tricks of the trade with what it takes to become a successful front-rower. Please enjoy this in-depth and enlightening episode with none other than Owen Franks.

 #58: Owen Franks | The Secret Behind Becoming A Legendary 100 Test All Black & Mastering The Front Row.

The legend Owen Franks joins Izzy &amp; Louis!

Owen Franks - The physical challenge of the Springboks, aspirations of being a fly-half & Maintaining and growing strength!

Owen Franks is undoubtedly one of the most feared props in world rugby. Hailing from Motueka, New Zealand, Franks has made his name as part of the the dominant Crusaders front row which has ruled so impressively in past seasons in Super Rugby.  Since his debut victory over Ireland in 2009, Franks has gone on to be a double World Cup winner in what has been an impressive career to date. In February 2019, having started 96 of his 106 Tests, the second-highest number of starts by an All Blacks prop, Franks announced that he will bid farewell to New Zealand at end of 2019 to join Northampton Saints where he currently plays. Starting his rugby career in Canterbury, Ben Franks made his provincial debut for the side against Otago in 2005 before joining the Crusaders in 2006 and winning the Super Rugby title two years later. Having featured for the Crusaders nearly 100 times, Franks then moved to the Wellington-based Hurricanes in 2013. Making his Test debut for New Zealand in 2010 against Ireland, scoring his first points for the All Blacks, before helping his country defeat Wales a week later. Playing alongside brother Owen, the duo become only the second pair of brothers to represent New Zealand. Ben &amp; Owen are two of only 20 players ever to have been a part of two World Cup victories. 

Owen Franks is undoubtedly one of the most feared props in world rugby. Hailing from Motueka, New Zealand, Franks has made his name as part of the the dominant Crusaders front row which has ruled so impressively in past seasons in Super Rugby.  Since his debut victory over Ireland in 2009, Franks has gone on to be a double World Cup winner in what has been an impressive career to date. In February 2019, having started 96 of his 106 Tests, the second-highest number of starts by an All Blacks prop, Franks announced that he will bid farewell to New Zealand at end of 2019 to join Northampton Saints where he currently plays. Starting his rugby career in Canterbury, Ben Franks made his provincial debut for the side against Otago in 2005 before joining the Crusaders in 2006 and winning the Super Rugby title two years later. Having featured for the Crusaders nearly 100 times, Franks then moved to the Wellington-based Hurricanes in 2013. Making his Test debut for New Zealand in 2010 against Ireland, scoring his first points for the All Blacks, before helping his country defeat Wales a week later. Playing alongside brother Owen, the duo become only the second pair of brothers to represent New Zealand. Ben &amp; Owen are two of only 20 players ever to have been a part of two World Cup victories.

15. Ben and Owen Franks

For the second week in a row Alex is joined by a legendary All Black tighthead prop. Owen Franks comes on and gives us an inside look on what his life has been like since joining Northampton and how he is approaching the mental and physical side of self isolating (01:10). After, if you play in the front row you need to listen in as Owen and Alex talk about drills you can be doing to better yourself, common mistakes players are making, and many other helpful tips to improve your game (4:20). To end, having played almost his entire career in New Zealand, Owen tells us the major differences he has noticed on how Premiership teams conduct their scrums (20:30).

For the second week in a row Alex is joined by a legendary All Black tighthead prop. Owen Franks comes on and gives us an inside look on what his life has been like since joining Northampton and how he is approaching the mental and physical side of self isolating (01:10). After, if you play in the front row you need to listen in as Owen and Alex talk about drills you can be doing to better yourself, common mistakes players are making, and many other helpful tips to improve your game (4:20). To end, having played almost his entire career in New Zealand, Owen tells us the major differences he has noticed on how Premiership teams conduct their scrums (20:30).

Northampton Saint And Former All Black Owen Franks

Two-time World Cup winner Owen Franks is this week's Saints Show guest.

Episode 23, Series 4 - Owen Franks

On the Pitch Rugby legend, Owen Franks [@Owen.Franks] joins us from across the pond for this week’s killer episode of PA Radio. If you are a rugby fan or a person with a pulse, you’ll want to tune into this discussion. Living a childhood steeped in the rugby culture, Franks explains how it’s 9/10 kids…The post EP 347 – Rugby Legend, Owen Franks first appeared on Power Athlete.

On the Pitch Rugby legend, Owen Franks [@Owen.Franks] joins us from across the pond for this week’s killer episode of PA Radio. If you are a rugby fan or a person with a pulse, you’ll want to tune into this discussion. Living a childhood steeped in the rugby culture, Franks explains how it’s 9/10 kids…The post <a href="https://powerathletehq.com/ep-347-rugby-legend-owen-franks/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP 347 – Rugby Legend, Owen Franks</a> first appeared on <a href="https://powerathletehq.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Power Athlete</a>.

EP 347 – Rugby Legend, Owen Franks

Long-time reader of the blog Owen quizzes me on what he can do to improve his website. Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:  The Curios Host - Owen's website Start A Blog In Under An Hour – A Step-By-Step Guide What It Takes To Create A Successful Blog – The 3 Crucial Aspects 

Long-time reader of the blog Owen quizzes me on what he can do to improve his website. Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of <a href="https://sampriestley.com/the-lazy-entrepreneur-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast</a>: <ul> <li><a href="https://thecurioushost.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Curios Host</a> - Owen's website</li> <li><a href="https://sampriestley.com/start-a-blog/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Start A Blog In Under An Hour – A Step-By-Step Guide</a></li> <li><a href="https://sampriestley.com/create-a-successful-blog/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">What It Takes To Create A Successful Blog – The 3 Crucial Aspects</a></li> </ul>

Bonus: Consulting Call With Owen Franks

Tomorrow night, Owen Franks will become the latest All Blacks to reach the centenary.He will play his 100th test at Eden Park tomorrow night. Talking to Marc Peard, he talks about his first matches as an All Black, the less glamorous side of the job, and the matches he regrets.LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tomorrow night, Owen Franks will become the latest All Blacks to reach the centenary. He will play his 100th test at Eden Park tomorrow night.  Talking to Marc Peard, he talks about his first matches as an All Black, the less glamorous side of the job, and the matches he regrets. LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW ABOVESee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.