- Terrell May’s engine impressed football fans
- Summer off competition for Wests Tigers this season
- Late flowering post, 25, only eats biological foods
- May also created a unique pre-match drink
Wests Tigers Prop Terrell May revealed the pre-match secret drink which led to its name to be presented for a possible start of original state at the NSW Blues this year.
May 25 was out of competition in the machine room after joining the Coentreprise club last November on a three -year Roosters contract.
He recently played the 80 minutes whole against the Warriors – and followed this catchy performance with a change of 70 minutes against the broncos begin the last at the Suncorp Stadium.
May’s secret? Coconut water mixed with raw organic honey and Celtic salt, which provides additional hydration before kick -off.
It is understood that the use by May of Celtic salt – also known as Redmond Real Sel – acts as an electrolytic replacement.
“I prefer to drink my things that drinks for processed athletes – (and) now some of the boys have jumped on board,” said May at Sydney Morning Herald.
Wests Tigers Prop Terrell May (photo, right) revealed the pre-match secret drink that resulted in its name for a first start of origin with the NSW Blues this year
May recently played the 80 minutes whole against the Warriors – and followed this catchy performance with a change of 70 minutes against the broncos at the last
“I look at this guy called Paul Saladino on YouTube, and he is all about animal regimes. I only eat fruit, meat, honey and dairy products. Everything is organic.
“I have done it for three years now and it is finally starting to work. It can become expensive, but my body is my temple, and I have to treat it like a temple.
Some of the May teammates are on board, including his compatriot Alex Twal and the great rear of Livewire Jahream Bula.
Meanwhile, the Bulldogs Supremo Phil Gould – who previously tried to attract May to Belmore – has no doubt that the Rid -Rower would manage the original cauldron.
“It is likely to play for NSW,” said Gould last month.
“Terrell May is a late flowering, but it produces original references in its game.
“Terrell was probably not as devoted in the first years and slipped through the meshes of the net.
“He must have returned to the hard way, but there is a determination by now to prove how good he can be.
International Samoan has rebounded at the NSW Cup before its first year debut with the Roosters in 2022 – and is undoubtedly the shape of the NRL shape alongside Broncos Payne Haas
“He has the best football in front of him.
May played his junior football with Penrith and admits that his desire was questionable.
After watching the younger brother Taylan Excel at the LNR level for the Panthers, the propeller decided that he would give another crack in sport.
International Samoan has rebounded at the NSW Cup level before its first year debut with the Roosters in 2022 – and is undoubtedly the frontal form of the NRL alongside broncos Effercer Payne Haas.
