This biography investigates the career and athletic philosophy of Ray Price, a dual-code rugby legend whose relentless playing style earned him the nickname 'Mr. Perpetual Motion.' The text chronicles Price's transition from a standout Wallaby breakaway to his tenure as the captain of the Parramatta Rugby League Club, culminating in the 1986 grand final victory. By examining his contributions to the unbeaten 1982 Kangaroo tour, the author provides a detailed account of the physical demands and tactical evolution of rugby during this era.

The subject matter points to a focused, archival-style sports biography intended for enthusiasts of Australian rugby history. The inclusion of extensive photographic evidence suggests a work designed to serve as both a personal record and a historical reference for the sport's development in the late twentieth century.