Finn Russell guided Bath to verge of Premiership glory after secret trip to the Bahamas
- Finn Russell received special treatment from Bath's owner to recover from a groin injury.
- The trip to the Bahamas played a crucial role in Russell's return to guide Bath towards Premiership glory.
- The secret journey to the Bahamas saved Russell's season and boosted Bath's chances in the finals.
Russell hurt his groin last month but is back playing for Bath. He used a special machine to help him recover. The machine has a patch on the back that connects to a probe. The probe is used on the injured area. It can be used for different things like preparing for training or recovering after it. Russell had two physiotherapy sessions each day, lasting an hour and a half each. He also trained on the pitch and in the gym. After icing his injury, he felt better. In his free time, he went out for dinner and visited islands with his friend Craig. Russell's injury was serious, but Bath's owner, Bruce Craig, helped him recover quickly. Russell is now ready to play in the Premiership final. He used a machine that heats muscles from the inside to help him heal. The trip to the Caribbean helped him relax and recover. Russell is focused on winning and improving Bath's performance. He wants to win more trophies and make the most of his career. Winning the final is important to him and the team.