Manu Vatuvei is an expert in anatomy.
That's because, among other things, he's injured his ankles, both knees (multiple times), his shoulder, sternum, ribs and broken his arm and his leg. Last month he added to that list with a fractured wrist.
The world's best winger has established an incredible record since making his NRL debut in 2004 (88 tries in 128 NRL games) but it's hard not to escape the feeling it could be so much better. Vatuvei has had so many injuries throughout his career, it's hard to remember a year when he's been injury-free. Just as it seems he's getting back to full fitness, he breaks down again or is the victim of more bad luck.
He's hardly a twig. At 189cm and 112kg, it's pretty obvious why he's known as The Beast. But his size also means it puts pressure on his body.
"Sometimes it feels like something happens just I'm about to get going again," he says "But that's how I train and play. It's what we do.