East Coast Breakfast sits down with Stefan Terblanche
Updated | By East Coast Breakfast
Stefan Terblanche may have retired from rugby, but he has no intention of leaving the game entirely.

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Darren, Keri, and Sky sat down for a candid interview with South African Rugby Legends Association (SARLA) CEO Stefan Terblanche. The former Sharks star loves the game and is involved with it on a daily basis.
Earlier this year, Terblanche announced that he would be a columnist for SA Rugby Mag. He loves sharing his insightful views about the game.
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Last month, Terblanche, along with adventure athletes Bruce Hughes and Mike Morris, took up the challenge to row 1460km on a rowing machine, which is the estimated distance from Durban to Robben Island, all to raise much-needed funds for the Ingane Yami Children’s Village in Shongweni Valley, KwaZulu-Natal.
He played 37 tests for the Springboks from 1998 to 2003, has competed in the Absa Cape Epic, Sani2Sea, climbed Mount Kilimanjaro, and in 2018 he completed the world’s biggest expedition-type adventure event, GODZone.
Listen to the podcast to find out what he has been up to recently.
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