Brendon O’Byrne
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City: Perth State: Western Australia Position: Secondary position: Height: 185 Bats: / Throws: Right / Right Current Club: Fremantle Rebels, Hanmers, Busselton Strikers Employer: BankWest What do you like to do in your spare time: My wife and I have two dogs that we love to take to the beach. When we aren’t at the beach we are at the gym or enjoying a fine wine with ours close friends Tell us about your philosophy for playing the game of softball and about what you hope to accomplish at the National Team level: Regardless of whether I’m playing nationally or locally I play every game as if it’s my last. I am always aiming to set a high standard for my team mates and look to lead by example. I was fortunate to be apart of the Silver Medal winning Steelers in 2017 and want to be there to go one better in 2019 Training regimen: An even balance of skills, gym and cardio. In order to be a successful athlete for a sustained period of time I believe heavily in strong preparation and aim to do something every day so I can trust my body to hold up when on a tour or at a tournament. I have great coaches and mentors in Perth whom I regularly engage with and seek feedback on how I can improve in all facets of the game. My philosophy to training is to train how you play so that your skills become instinct when under the pressure of a game Softball achievements: 2010 National Champion, 2017 WBSC Men’s Softball World Championship silver medal, Western Australia men’s representative 2010-present Aussie Steeler’s debut 2017 TAB challenge |
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City: Perth State: Western Australia Position: Secondary position: Height: 185 Bats: / Throws: Right / Right Current Club: Fremantle Rebels, Hanmers, Busselton Strikers Employer: BankWest What do you like to do in your spare time: My wife and I have two dogs that we love to take to the beach. When we aren’t at the beach we are at the gym or enjoying a fine wine with ours close friends Tell us about your philosophy for playing the game of softball and about what you hope to accomplish at the National Team level: Regardless of whether I’m playing nationally or locally I play every game as if it’s my last. I am always aiming to set a high standard for my team mates and look to lead by example. I was fortunate to be apart of the Silver Medal winning Steelers in 2017 and want to be there to go one better in 2019 Training regimen: An even balance of skills, gym and cardio. In order to be a successful athlete for a sustained period of time I believe heavily in strong preparation and aim to do something every day so I can trust my body to hold up when on a tour or at a tournament. I have great coaches and mentors in Perth whom I regularly engage with and seek feedback on how I can improve in all facets of the game. My philosophy to training is to train how you play so that your skills become instinct when under the pressure of a game Softball achievements: 2010 National Champion, 2017 WBSC Men’s Softball World Championship silver medal, Western Australia men’s representative 2010-present Aussie Steeler’s debut 2017 TAB challenge |