
LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
In a report by canberratimes.com.au, it was revealed that Canberra Raiders halfback, Jamal Fogarty, faced his fear of heights head-on during the NRL's promotional trip to Skywalk at the Grand Canyon West.
Despite regularly tackling 120-kilogram behemoths on the field, Fogarty admitted to feeling a bit uneasy with only glass separating him from a 240-metre drop.
However, accompanied by his wife Kahlia, he embraced the adventure by first taking a thrilling helicopter ride over Las Vegas before venturing into the desert to visit this iconic American landmark.
"It was a very cool experience.
Starting off in the city and seeing Vegas from a bird's eye view, then heading out to the majestic Grand Canyon, it was truly scenic," Fogarty shared.
"Navigating through the waterways to reach this destination was incredible, although the glass walkway did give me a bit of a flutter in the stomach."
Despite his trepidation, Fogarty acknowledged the surreal opportunity and expressed gratitude for the chance to explore such a breathtaking location.
As he continues to navigate the highs and lows of professional Rugby League, one thing is clear - conquering fears off the field can only strengthen his resolve on it.