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Dustin Martin ready to roar for Richmond as he bonds with a tiger
Richmond superstar Dustin Martin struggled with motivation last year but says he is “ready to attack” 2019 after learning a lot about himself.
Martin felt “weird” last year after a blockbuster 2017, which included winning the premiership and the Brownlow Medal.
“You live and you learn,” Martin said, as he revealed his new campaign for Bonds.
Richmond champion Dustin Martin and the tiger in his Bonds campaign. Picture: Bonds/supplied
Dustin Martin and Pi the tiger behind the scenes for the Bonds campaign. Picture: Facebook
“You spend your whole life trying to achieve all your dreams and I was fortunate enough to win the premiership and have some individual success.
“2018 was a weird feeling (for me). Early in the year. I was like, ‘I don’t know what is next’.”
Martin said he had realised what was truly important in life.
“You think you can win all these things and it is going to make you happy, but the reality is the things that make you happy are your friends and your family and all those kind of things.
“Don’t get me wrong, it is cool to win those things, but it does not have a lot of meaning. “Relationships with my friends and family is what you realise are the most important.
“I am always a pretty motivated person, but subconsciously you might kind of go through the motions a little bit.”
Dustin Martin handballs during the AFL preliminary final match last year against Collingwood. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images
Martin made the comments as he revealed his new — and most dangerous — campaign for Bonds in which he faces off, wearing only jungle print undies, with a fully grown Tiger.
“Not many people can say they stood next to a tiger in their undies,” he said.
“I was lucky enough to get out of there unscathed.”
The Tigers champion spent much of the AFL off-season travelling, starting with a Las Vegas adventure with former Collingwood star Dane Swan, followed by a trip with mates to South America.
Dustin Martin training with the Bali Geckos football club. Picture: Facebook/Bali Geckos
Dustin Martin on his Christmas break in Bali. Picture: Instagram/@dustinlmartin
“I spent some time in Colombia, then New Zealand with Dad, and I’ve just been to Bali over Christmas. I trained with a local side the Bali Geckos.
The 27-year-old said he was keen to do his bit for the Tigers in 2019 and felt fighting fit.
“Team success is number one for me and I just want to do my bit for the side and play consistent footy at a high level for the season and help my teammates around me,’’ he said.
Richmond superstar Dustin Martin struggled with motivation last year but says he is “ready to attack” 2019 after learning a lot about himself.
Martin felt “weird” last year after a blockbuster 2017, which included winning the premiership and the Brownlow Medal.
“You live and you learn,” Martin said, as he revealed his new campaign for Bonds.
Richmond champion Dustin Martin and the tiger in his Bonds campaign. Picture: Bonds/supplied
Dustin Martin and Pi the tiger behind the scenes for the Bonds campaign. Picture: Facebook
“You spend your whole life trying to achieve all your dreams and I was fortunate enough to win the premiership and have some individual success.
“2018 was a weird feeling (for me). Early in the year. I was like, ‘I don’t know what is next’.”
Martin said he had realised what was truly important in life.
“You think you can win all these things and it is going to make you happy, but the reality is the things that make you happy are your friends and your family and all those kind of things.
“Don’t get me wrong, it is cool to win those things, but it does not have a lot of meaning. “Relationships with my friends and family is what you realise are the most important.
“I am always a pretty motivated person, but subconsciously you might kind of go through the motions a little bit.”
Dustin Martin handballs during the AFL preliminary final match last year against Collingwood. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images
Martin made the comments as he revealed his new — and most dangerous — campaign for Bonds in which he faces off, wearing only jungle print undies, with a fully grown Tiger.
“Not many people can say they stood next to a tiger in their undies,” he said.
“I was lucky enough to get out of there unscathed.”
The Tigers champion spent much of the AFL off-season travelling, starting with a Las Vegas adventure with former Collingwood star Dane Swan, followed by a trip with mates to South America.
Dustin Martin training with the Bali Geckos football club. Picture: Facebook/Bali Geckos
Dustin Martin on his Christmas break in Bali. Picture: Instagram/@dustinlmartin
“I spent some time in Colombia, then New Zealand with Dad, and I’ve just been to Bali over Christmas. I trained with a local side the Bali Geckos.
The 27-year-old said he was keen to do his bit for the Tigers in 2019 and felt fighting fit.
“Team success is number one for me and I just want to do my bit for the side and play consistent footy at a high level for the season and help my teammates around me,’’ he said.
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Dustin Martin ready to roar for Richmond as he bonds with a tiger
Richmond superstar Dustin Martin struggled with motivation last year but says he is “ready to attack” 2019 after learning a lot about himself.
Martin felt “weird” last year after a blockbuster 2017, which included winning the premiership and the Brownlow Medal.
“You live and you learn,” Martin said, as he revealed his new campaign for Bonds.
Richmond champion Dustin Martin and the tiger in his Bonds campaign. Picture: Bonds/supplied
Dustin Martin and Pi the tiger behind the scenes for the Bonds campaign. Picture: Facebook
“You spend your whole life trying to achieve all your dreams and I was fortunate enough to win the premiership and have some individual success.
“2018 was a weird feeling (for me). Early in the year. I was like, ‘I don’t know what is next’.”
Martin said he had realised what was truly important in life.
“You think you can win all these things and it is going to make you happy, but the reality is the things that make you happy are your friends and your family and all those kind of things.
“Don’t get me wrong, it is cool to win those things, but it does not have a lot of meaning. “Relationships with my friends and family is what you realise are the most important.
“I am always a pretty motivated person, but subconsciously you might kind of go through the motions a little bit.”
Dustin Martin handballs during the AFL preliminary final match last year against Collingwood. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images
Martin made the comments as he revealed his new — and most dangerous — campaign for Bonds in which he faces off, wearing only jungle print undies, with a fully grown Tiger.
“Not many people can say they stood next to a tiger in their undies,” he said.
“I was lucky enough to get out of there unscathed.”
The Tigers champion spent much of the AFL off-season travelling, starting with a Las Vegas adventure with former Collingwood star Dane Swan, followed by a trip with mates to South America.
Dustin Martin training with the Bali Geckos football club. Picture: Facebook/Bali Geckos
Dustin Martin on his Christmas break in Bali. Picture: Instagram/@dustinlmartin
“I spent some time in Colombia, then New Zealand with Dad, and I’ve just been to Bali over Christmas. I trained with a local side the Bali Geckos.
The 27-year-old said he was keen to do his bit for the Tigers in 2019 and felt fighting fit.
“Team success is number one for me and I just want to do my bit for the side and play consistent footy at a high level for the season and help my teammates around me,’’ he said.
Richmond superstar Dustin Martin struggled with motivation last year but says he is “ready to attack” 2019 after learning a lot about himself.
Martin felt “weird” last year after a blockbuster 2017, which included winning the premiership and the Brownlow Medal.
“You live and you learn,” Martin said, as he revealed his new campaign for Bonds.
Richmond champion Dustin Martin and the tiger in his Bonds campaign. Picture: Bonds/supplied
Dustin Martin and Pi the tiger behind the scenes for the Bonds campaign. Picture: Facebook
“You spend your whole life trying to achieve all your dreams and I was fortunate enough to win the premiership and have some individual success.
“2018 was a weird feeling (for me). Early in the year. I was like, ‘I don’t know what is next’.”
Martin said he had realised what was truly important in life.
“You think you can win all these things and it is going to make you happy, but the reality is the things that make you happy are your friends and your family and all those kind of things.
“Don’t get me wrong, it is cool to win those things, but it does not have a lot of meaning. “Relationships with my friends and family is what you realise are the most important.
“I am always a pretty motivated person, but subconsciously you might kind of go through the motions a little bit.”
Dustin Martin handballs during the AFL preliminary final match last year against Collingwood. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images
Martin made the comments as he revealed his new — and most dangerous — campaign for Bonds in which he faces off, wearing only jungle print undies, with a fully grown Tiger.
“Not many people can say they stood next to a tiger in their undies,” he said.
“I was lucky enough to get out of there unscathed.”
The Tigers champion spent much of the AFL off-season travelling, starting with a Las Vegas adventure with former Collingwood star Dane Swan, followed by a trip with mates to South America.
Dustin Martin training with the Bali Geckos football club. Picture: Facebook/Bali Geckos
Dustin Martin on his Christmas break in Bali. Picture: Instagram/@dustinlmartin
“I spent some time in Colombia, then New Zealand with Dad, and I’ve just been to Bali over Christmas. I trained with a local side the Bali Geckos.
The 27-year-old said he was keen to do his bit for the Tigers in 2019 and felt fighting fit.
“Team success is number one for me and I just want to do my bit for the side and play consistent footy at a high level for the season and help my teammates around me,’’ he said.
What I loved was seeing the caption attached to the photo of Dusty and Christian Petracca
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What a way to finish the 2018 year.... A training session with 2 current champs of the game @dustinlmartin and @christianpetracca It was torturous then watching #dustinmartin smash out 15x200m runs in the Bali heat. A pleasure hosting you guys at the Geckos #aflasia#aflbali
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Twenty-seven years of age sounds a lot older than 26, although it is only one year.
In time, Dustin can pass on his expertise and experience to a new generation.
The greatness of our club will be marked by not having to rely too heavily on Dustin, that he is one of several greats.
I remember seeing Dustin at the first pre-season match, we were both sitting in the stands at Optus Oval, it was versus the Collingwood Camiras, he had a quiet intensity.
In time, Dustin can pass on his expertise and experience to a new generation.
The greatness of our club will be marked by not having to rely too heavily on Dustin, that he is one of several greats.
I remember seeing Dustin at the first pre-season match, we were both sitting in the stands at Optus Oval, it was versus the Collingwood Camiras, he had a quiet intensity.
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Dustin Martin ready to roar for Richmond as he bonds with a tiger
Richmond superstar Dustin Martin struggled with motivation last year but says he is “ready to attack” 2019 after learning a lot about himself.
Martin felt “weird” last year after a blockbuster 2017, which included winning the premiership and the Brownlow Medal.
“You live and you learn,” Martin said, as he revealed his new campaign for Bonds.
Richmond champion Dustin Martin and the tiger in his Bonds campaign. Picture: Bonds/supplied
Dustin Martin handballs during the AFL preliminary final match last year against Collingwood. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images
“I spent some time in Colombia,
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Richmond superstar Dustin Martin struggled with motivation last year but says he is “ready to attack” 2019 after learning a lot about himself.
Martin felt “weird” last year after a blockbuster 2017, which included winning the premiership and the Brownlow Medal.
“You live and you learn,” Martin said, as he revealed his new campaign for Bonds.
Richmond champion Dustin Martin and the tiger in his Bonds campaign. Picture: Bonds/supplied
Dustin Martin handballs during the AFL preliminary final match last year against Collingwood. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images
“I spent some time in Colombia,
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