Triathlons, broken backs and Pendlebury: Inside breakout Sun’s quest for redemption
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Bodhi Uwland reached a point where basic physical activity felt foreign to him. He could not remember the sensation of running and was unable to kick a ball. Those difficulties made him fear that his hopes of playing in the Australian Football League would never be realized. The narrative links his personal struggles with broader themes of injury and redemption.
There was a time when Bodhi Uwland started to forget what it even felt like to run, let alone kick a ball, and feared his AFL dreams would never eventuate.